Clicking is not difficult, trying to figure out what the hell you are talking about is though. Those tables were not even produced my a member of the Labcoin team.

The only value in that table which is actually factual is the value for "Bitcoins Per Block". Everything else in the first table is based on time, which is variable and based on luck. It seems wrong to me to measure bitcoin against time because of that and far more logical to use bitcoin per blocks. With 1 round being equal to 2016 blocks, bitcoin per round is a far better choice than bitcoin/day, bitcoin/week or bitcoin/year.