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Yes- Take a gold deposit with 99% of assays 0
gpt, 1% of assays 1 gpt. Mean is 0.01, prob 1 assay < mean =99% Extreme case but true for lognormal as
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- AI-GEOSTATS: Skewed Distributions Digby Millikan
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