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I promise Jamie Brandon knows about left joins.


So then it's a bad faith example.


I'm not Jamie but I think the point is just that this is an awkward way to represent one-to-many relationships.

Even with left joins things are even clunkier because you no longer have the clunky but straightforward n * m formula for number of rows, you have something even more confusing: n * max(1, m)




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