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The notion that all statistics will fall within a range containing all statistical possibilities no matter how far from the statistical mean any one statistic may be, and that most statistics will fall close to the statistical mean.
Something like...
A is the mean point.
X is the furthest removed statistical possibility from A.
M is any other statistic.
n is the any real number.
X = A + n
|M| - |A| < |n|
MOST statistics will fall close to the mean.
(Sorry if it sounds like B.S... I'm a high school drop out and I made it up on the fly.)
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