I don't, he was way more efficient, and that's partially because he didn't have (and admitted he didn't want) the type of range Kobe has on his shot. MJ wanted to stay in the paint, around the elbow or down on the low block. Kobe is also a better ballhandler and I think he has a wider array of moves from the post & mid-range, better footwork, etc.
But that's also Kobe's problem in terms of efficiency, because he'd rather take the tough, contested jumper over the easier play. For example, that one-legged fadeaway he stole from Dirk is hardly ever necessary every time I've seen him do it, he just wants to show that he can, in fact, do it.
His mentality is such that he'll just experiment and try different things in a game, seemingly for his own amusement. I think his pump fake, spin pivot jumper is poetry in motion, but I only saw it as a necessary move once, when he did it against New York when he set the Garden record. That's why he's not quite the player MJ is, MJ was relentless to the bucket for the higher percentage shots. But in terms of actual basketball skill, Kobe's better. Even Phil admits that, and he barely likes the guy.
