Did you know that it was assumed that the pattern of how V1 and V2 bombs fell on London during WWII was linked to the places spies lived. If you plot those impact locations on a map, you will see that two quadrants were hit significantly less. And that couldn't be a coincidence, they thought. But that's it anyway. Later the term Clustering illusion was coined for this. A statistical analysis by RD Clarke was published in 1946 and showed that the impact sites were neatly linked to a 'random distribution'.
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