Just stop, you're embarassing yourself.

Most of us understand the difference between a notebook chip designed to run on battery power vs. a server-class Xeon chip that draws, what, 6x the power?

Further, the M1 MAX actually smokes the Pro on quite a few dedicated tasks, like rendering video. (Even on machines with an addtional $1,000 Afterburner card.)

We'll have to see what happens next year when Apple releases their dual/quad M1 MAX chips for Mac Pro and you can actually compare apples to apples.