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I'm not sure why people have problem with this "observation". I can't pull it out but there is a connection with chaos theory as well. Let's say you equalize ev
by sytelus 13y ago
I'm not sure why people have problem with this "observation". I can't pull it out but there is a connection with chaos theory as well. Let's say you equalize everyone's income but after that some people would use their income to start new business, some would buy lottery, some would spend it all out and so on. Outliers would be rare and ultimately the distribution would settle in to Gaussian. The width of the bell shrinking as time passes. For some phenomenons there is upper bound to the shrinkage and for others width might oscillate between extremes.
- shawndumas 13y agoit'd be a power law curve