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Why do people on Reddit get all up in arms on using "average" vs "median" when it comes to statistics?
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I've noticed a lot in discussions about income about a certain place or house prices people always call out when someone uses "average" vs "median"? What's the real difference beyond just different statistics and why is median considered better?
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