Georg
A fictional individual used to describe a statistical outlier who is such an extreme that it significantly offsets the average, often in humorous or memey context. Is used both with realistic and fictional things being averaged.
Likely originated from Tumblr.
Likely originated from Tumblr.
Example:
The claim that the average human eats 7 spiders every year is false, the average number of spiders a human eats per year is 0. Spiders Georg, who eats over 10 000 spiders every day, was a statistical outlier and should have not been counted.
The claim that a wizard wears 8 robes per day on average is a myth, the average number of robes a wizard wears per day 1. Robes Georg, who wears over 10 000 robes every day, is a statistical outlier and should have not been counted.
The claim that the average human eats 7 spiders every year is false, the average number of spiders a human eats per year is 0. Spiders Georg, who eats over 10 000 spiders every day, was a statistical outlier and should have not been counted.
The claim that a wizard wears 8 robes per day on average is a myth, the average number of robes a wizard wears per day 1. Robes Georg, who wears over 10 000 robes every day, is a statistical outlier and should have not been counted.