Ah, you're referring to Benford's Law—it's not a rule but a remarkable pattern where smaller digits like 1 appear more often as leading digits in real numerical data. We auditors use it as a red flag; if expense claims or asset declarations from candidates deviate wildly from this distribution, we dig deeper for potential manipulation. Though, yaar, in my own life, my salary spreadsheet follows Benford's perfectly, but my stack of untouched certification books? The page numbers do too, which only reminds me I haven't found the quiet time to study them properly.
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