I know that this is a minor detail.
You write on page 264 in your section on the round-backed good morning:
This is in the section specifically addressing the round-backed goodmorning, but does that guidance about doing between 95 and 225 lbs @ 35% of your squat apply to the flat-backed good morning also?The smartest of the strongest men in the world never use more than 225 pounds for the goodmorning, and since it is an assistance exercise, they use sets of 8 to 10 reps... There will never be a reason to use more than 35% of your squat for sets of 8-10, and there is no reason to do them at all until 35% of your squat is 95 pounds.
Probably.