Ignoring that we don't know how complete the one-paragraph summaries of the cases are (many of the links are not in English) -- how is looking at the top 10 lar

Ignoring that we don't know how complete the one-paragraph summaries of the cases are (many of the links are not in English) -- how is looking at the top 10 largest fines a fair sample? Surely taking 10 random samples is a much better selection? It seems possible that the largest fines were for the most severe transgressions, or for companies that are large enough to know better. In fact, the topmost example of Google's Android penalty is a prime example of both factors. So it's possible there is a statistical bias for larger fines to be for more severe cases where warnings make less sense.