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The comparison is to establish the performance gap relative to the difficulty of the task. The next question is how hard would it be to structure the compiler to scale up and down with the difficulty of an input. My hunch is that it's actually not that hard.
If the gap was more narrow, there would be little value in trying to figure out how to scale the compiler up and down. But the potential win is big enough that you know upfront it's worth the effort.
And the key here is that it gives you a clear objective: you have a very simple setting and a large gap to close. You keep going until you closed the gap or you have a good story for why it can't be done. I find it better for morale than profiling which is shooting in the dark.
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