Benford's Law doesn't suggest exact numbers. Certain cases can deviate to some degree at some point. It just means that the more something deviates the less likely it is.

Therefor we have to discuss degrees of deviation.

Just because it has "law" in the name doesn't mean it's absolute.

Benford's Law doesn't suggest exact numbers. Certain cases can deviate to some degree at some point. It just means that the more something deviates the less likely it is.

Therefor we have to discuss degrees of deviation.

Probabilities are never absolute.

Thanks in advance for your help =) I also have this one but I'm pretty sure that's Christopher Rush. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong :)

Benford's Law doesn't suggest exact numbers. Certain cases can deviate to some degree at some point. It just means that the more something deviates the less likely it is.

Therefor we have to discuss degrees of deviation.

Probabilities are never absolute.