The photographs you show for comparison were made during a clear night (there are stars in the sky background of the picture). If same models were used for comparison just with emitter CCT differences, these photos are truly convincing for clear sky/air conditions.
However, you could show photographs showing these beams hitting targets through light to moderate fog as well.
My personal experience, that when I use flashlights in mist/light to moderate fog, cooler CCT flashlights are casting a more disturbing beam into the air, making unnecessary glare, and reducing perceived contrast at the illuminated target.
Probably I need to experience with this topic for myself more, but I do find warmer tints useful in those cases. (I edited/corrected my previous post)
With maximum respect to your knowledge and experience, I feel these above a little bit offensive and unnecessarily arrogant.