For example the volume (hypervolume) gets concentrated close to the surface of the sphere when dimension grows. For example, if you have symmetric multidimensional probability distributions around the zero it becomes weird.
True, a huge volume with low density will contain more mass than a small volume with large density. But we can say that it gets “concentrated” far from the origin only in the same sense that Japan’s population is “concentrated” outside of Tokio…
For example the volume (hypervolume) gets concentrated close to the surface of the sphere when dimension grows. For example, if you have symmetric multidimensional probability distributions around the zero it becomes weird.