  There are two fair ways to distribute particles in boxes. The first way is to
divide the particles equally between the boxes. The second way, which is
calculated here, is to score fairly the particles between the boxes. The
obtained power law distribution function yields an uneven distribution of
particles in boxes. It is shown that the obtained distribution fits well to
sociological phenomena, such as the distribution of votes in polls and the
distribution of wealth and Benford's law.
