While I'm thrilled that you're taking power meter calibration so seriously, I can't help but wonder if weekly calibration is a tad excessive. I mean, unless you're a professional cyclist or training for the Tour de France, is it really necessary to be that meticulous? (sarcastic tone)
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for accuracy and precision, but let's not forget that cycling is also about enjoying the ride and soaking up the scenery. Obsessing over weekly calibration might cause you to miss out on the beauty of the journey. (winky face)
That being said, if you're noticing discrepancies in your data, then by all means, go ahead and calibrate your power meter. After all, having reliable data is essential for tracking progress and making informed training decisions. But for the casual rider, monthly calibration should suffice.
In the end, it's all about striking a balance between precision and practicality. You don't want to be so consumed by the numbers that you forget to enjoy the ride, but you also don't want to be blindly pedaling without any idea of your progress. (sarcastic tone)
So, go ahead and calibrate your power meter to your heart's content, but don't forget to take a break every now and then to appreciate the beauty of the ride. (winky face)