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A comment on Benford's Law. Parent comment
With large ranges, even if you exclude a power of 10 in the upper bound, it does not change the 11.11% chance of each digit being the first digit.
The empirical test is cherrypicked also.
If you don’t admit this then there is really no point to continue.
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With large ranges, even if you exclude a power of 10 in the upper bound, it does not change the 11.11% chance of each digit being the first digit.
The empirical test is cherrypicked also.
If you don’t admit this then there is really no point to continue.