..is that a very tiny percentage of people produce almost all the output

is that a very tiny percentage of people produce almost all the output. It's called a Pareto distribution. Pareto and it was studied in detail in Scientific Productivity by someone named Desola Price. It's a square root law so here's the law fundamentally. If you look at the number of people who are doing who are in a given domain who are producing in a given domain the square root of the people produce half the product. So that means if you have 10 employees, three of them do half the work. But if you have 10,000 employees, 100 of them do half the work right. It's a very very vicious statistic and you won't learn about that in psychology for reasons I have no idea about because you learn about the normal distribution and not the Pareto distribution. But Pareto distributions governed for example the distribution of money, which is why 1% of the people in the general population have the overwhelming amount of money and one tenth of that 1% has almost all of that right. So I think it's like the richest hundred people in the world have as much money as the bottom two and a half billion.