Medians are vulnerable to some interesting statistical paradoxes that means are not.

For example, consider this scenario:

* The median family owns $100k in real estate
* The median family owns $100k in DOGE
* The median family net worth is $100k
* Nobody has any debt

This is possible!

Challenge: figure out how.

Challenge 2: the median family also owns $100k in stocks. Median net worth is still $100k. Figure out how.

Here's a solution, not sure if it's minimal

It's wrong! haha. See row D.

This is correct. Noticed that A → F are all possible permutations of (100, 0, 0), twice

The only problem is externality pricing.

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