Sorry, I wasn't clear. I meant that when I see a p-value of 10^-6 in papers, I expect that there's at least a 1% chance that the humans screwed up the models somewhere, so I don't see it as more persuasive than 10^-2. That is, p-values lose credibility once they start getting smaller than a few percent.

So I agree with you. If it were up to me, we'd all report evidence intensity in decibels, anyway.