  We provide a complementary nested sampling analysis for the Atacama Cosmology
Telescope lensing data release 6. This allows the quantification of global
consistency statistics between ACT lensing and alternative datasets. In the
context of flat $\Lambda$CDM, we find no inconsistency between ACT, Baryonic
Acoustic Oscillations, Planck anisotropies, weak lensing datasets, or NPIPE
lensing. As part of our analysis, we also investigate the effect of the prior
widths used in the ACT analysis and find that the headline results are
quantitatively but not qualitatively affected by the chosen priors. We use both
Bayes factors and the suspiciousness statistic to quantify the possibility of
tension, and find suspiciousness unsuitable in the case of strong agreement
between ACT DR6 and NPIPE. Nested sampling provides a competitive alternative
to Metropolis Hastings and we recommend it be used alongside existing analyses.
We release the chains and plotting source for the analysis using anesthetic.
