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So I do enjoy what I've seen so far but I'm a little worried on how blown away he is about Benford's Law being everywhere? Is it me that's missing what's so amazing about it or is it that he didn't point out that it's obviously going to be in everything and everywhere because we use numbers to analyze everything but when we count we start with 1, 2, 3... so obviously there's going to be more 1's then 2's and more 2's than 3's because of standard deviation/law of averages and the bell curve? I'm a numbers guy and maybe it's lost on me but I think they just left out the obvious explication to the "mystery" to make the show more enticing. Or I have completely missed it all together lol that's always a possibility lol.

First half is very interesting concerning Benford's Law and how it is encountered in daily life, and certain groups use it as a screening tool for detecting fraud.

Second half devolves into politics and 'protecting the democracy' with Benford's Law from 'Russian meddling' via social media monitoring and such.

Seems like it's just an itch that Netflix can't help but scratch.... Devolving all shows into politics or 'reteaching' no matter how subtle it may be. Although anecdotal, just somewhat of a recurring trend when trying a new Netflix doc/show.

Netflix: "Groupthink, bruh. No ragrets--not even that vowel."