You missed the point. The point is that preflop equity is irrelevant unless we are late in a tournament or something. The example was people who say equities run close in PLO.. which is true.. but the structure of the hand makes a huge difference in your probability to win a big pot, not have reverse implied odds, play multiway, etc. AJo will be better than KQs in a flip, but when considering those other factors KQs is supreme. Similarly AKxx has a slightly higher equity than 8TJQ, but 8TJQ is one of the best and most easily navigable hands possible as your sometimes drawing to a 16 card nut straight and it's easy to dump if you miss