Hi Günter,
>Usually I suggest, instead to start an expensive accelerated test without
>knowledge of the processes that happen, to attach the specimen with a rope
>to my car and drive some kilometres on the highway. The meaning of the 
result will be >the same its both a waste of time and money.
I enjoyed your analogy. I usually suggest an even shorter test: "Go up the 
nearest tall structure (Eiffel tower, Empire State building, Stuttgart 
television tower, you get the idea) and drop your product to the street 
below." Highly 'accelerated', but totally meaningless.

Werner Engelmaier

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