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Sorry, but I know perfectly well what an average is. And median, mode, standard deviation, skew, kurtosis, and what a t-test is, what a mancova is and how to interpret beta weights. So, when I receive 30 emails per day, and people in my environment do not seem quite close to that mark, that makes me suspicious. My whole point was that the number is probably inflated.You guys really don't know what an average is.
Not every account receives 144 emails per day. That would be an average. It does not mean that every single email account in the world gets 144 emails in a day, it means that if emails were distributed evenly, that would occur.
Now, about averages: open your mailbox and compute how many emails you got in the last, say, week? That number should be around 1000. Doesn't that sound too high?