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From: Steven Polley <himself@stevenpolley.net>
Date: Sat, 14 Nov 2020 15:45:37 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] good gravy, my markdown is weak

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 With One-Hundred-Million samples of random numbers between 0 and 9,999,999,999,999,999, the number of leading digits was the following:
 
-1: 11105630
-2: 11110535
-3: 11112084
-4: 11113667
-5: 11120216
-6: 11106549
-7: 11108623
-8: 11114813
-9: 11107883
+1. 11105630
+2. 11110535
+3. 11112084
+4. 11113667
+5. 11120216
+6. 11106549
+7. 11108623
+8. 11114813
+9. 11107883
 
 This shows that Benford's law only works when the data is not random, such as natural data gathered in real life.  This is because natural data is generated following a power law, which is common in nature.