Tyler Cowen of Marginal Revolution posts about an interesting phenomenon: nearly one third of all households have house numbers that start with 1. And, the popularity of each subsequent number decreases logarithmically.
Alex A. Hutnik
Tyler Cowen of Marginal Revolution posts about an interesting phenomenon: nearly one third of all households have house numbers that start with 1. And, the popularity of each subsequent number decreases logarithmically.
That article just confused my brain.
Hahaha maybe I will post a SparkNotes version
Actually I only understood half of it. It’s not really my area, but I thought the concept was neat.