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Our current home has doubled in value (at least) since we bought it nine years ago. We are in a very small rural town, you could call it a hamlet, and I can see no reason for that sort of increase. Fortunately, all our five kids are now approaching or past 50 years old and have paid off their hex debts and most of their house costs, but the grandkids are entering a very different world.

Anywayyyyy, same same. None of this bsing on here does one damn thing. As l said a few pages back. Forget all your gripes and begrudging of whatever you think of the younger generations now and l actually agree on some of it with a good portion of them myself anyway. IT's about our useless pollies and them running our country into the dirt. And that's all in the numbers, easy peasy, they're a disgrace and they're destroyng what's left of us, simple as that.

Sorry, Red, but you have it wrong. The mean is the mathematical average of all numbers in a data set. The median is the exact middle value of a data set when the numbers are sorted in order. Here is an illustration where the an original set of scores has two more included. In the illustration, the numbers 75.5, 83, and 41 &90 are obtained from the original data. The numbers 73.1, 82 and 42 are what one gets after inculding the two extra scores. We give a stvff because a lot of us here have decided that accuracy in posts is important. That is why we like to see where the support for a comment comes from. In my post here, the diagram comes from a Google search for the difference between 'mean and median', as well as the fact that back in the day I did a course in statistics at Uni, and the topic is usually included in high school Maths.

No it doesn't. Take 12 houses for sale, 10 @ $1m, 2 at $600,000. The average (mean) is 10 x $1m + 2 x $600K = $11,200,000/12 = $9,333,333 The median is $1m + $600K =$1.600K / 2 = $800K

It's nice to know someone has a knowledge of the various terms used in Statistics.

Does anyone remember Claude Eustace Teale, the dopey policeman who Simon Templar was always outsmarting?

Mean is the average. Median is halfway down the list between the highest and the lowest.

Rules and Protocol don't apply to the New God Emperor. Notice how close his eyes are to the top of His Head? Bad sign. No room for a Brain. . Nev

Did you know that USA is a land of strangeness? Well of course you do. BUT did you know this strange law? From The Britannica:- Presidential $1 Coin Act: This 2005 law outlined the circumstances for creating a series of $1 coins honoring American presidents. The law explicitly stated, “No coin issued…may bear the image of a living former or current President, or of any deceased former President during the 2-year period following the date of the death of that President.” Actually the law dates back to the 1800's. Any of youse bush lawyers care to comment on the Trump coin?

Yep, lets all get all technical on bullshit that doesn't even matter. Out of everything said and going on in your country, you two are all caught up on some bullshit term that means much the same thing anyway. 🤣