I've been inspired this Feb 29th to think about birthdays, and how they're
distributed in our calendar year.
I've found surprisingly few bits of data, and none that cover 4 years, which
would include all possible calendar dates.
I did numerous Google searches, and found some graphs with limited sample
sizes over 1 year,
but I was surprised that I did not find any good numbers for world wide data
on this.
The date cannot be totally random, yet for most studies, it is taken that it
is.
Am I that unusual to think of this basic fact?
Could anyone point me to some studies on these numbers?
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