I started using a basic 90/9/1 Power Law Distribution to think about most everything a really long time ago . . . I think it was the combination of my mother and father with their different areas of expertise, wisdom and insight that caused me to start doing so. Maybe it was in one of my math, statistics or logic classes in undergrad . . . who knows anymore.
That 90/9/1 Power Law Distribution, essentially a non-special PLD3 (one-in-a-hundred) using my new nomenclature, grew into The Scesa PLD9 maybe 15-20 years ago, but I never really talked about it much or even named it like I did Friday night finally.
The Scesa PLD27 is just a natural extrapolation from there to get us to that “one-in-a-million” concept we have always heard and known about.
We could easily gin up The Scesa PLD81 or The Scesa PLD243 (one-in-a-trillion) or The Scesa PLD729 or The Scesa PLD2187 (one-in-a-quintillion) on to infinity using our old friend 3^n.
The Scesa PLD9 & The Scesa PLD27
Read about it at that link above and let me know where you see this happen in your daily life! It’s everywhere!
Steven
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