Yes, because I think GDP is inherently meaningless. The economic strength of the two should be compared on biophysical markers, such as energy consumption, military size, population, etc. It's obvious NATO as a whole has a huge advantage in virtually every area. But I doubt that a war between NATO and Russia wouldn't pull in other players. I would fully expect China to attack in East Asia and roll the board, in which case the Europeans would fight the Russians largely on their own. And I don't like the odds of the Europeans, largely because I'm not making the same inductive fallacy that a lot of people are making here. So because Russia did badly in Ukraine, it would do badly if it fought against NATO; truth is no one knows what that war would look like, nor when it would happen. If it happens 10 years from now, Russia's military will be much stronger than it is today.