Of course not. All I am saying is that you could reframe “[Harvard] rejects 60-70% of applicants with perfect scores” to “[Harvard] accepts 30-40% of applicants with perfect scores” and, all of a sudden, it sounds less depressing than to lump everyone into the 4-6% probability of acceptance because it’s a “crap shoot.” As mentioned in the OP, this would apply to only the several thousand applicants possessing those stats and, even then, 30-40% is not a “shoo-in.”