OP your numbers are not even close.
Where did you get them from ?

Team work:
Level 4s(High-sec): (Raven+Nightmare): about 55M for each pilot, wasting a lot of time on calculating the loots value
Anomalies(Null): (Raven+Nightmare) : about 60M for each pilot
Anomalies(Null): (Nightmare+Nightmare) : about 78M for each pilot

fleet mining is a social activity not a job,you cant put a price on a time with friends

You are wrong, Average incomes for top lvl 4 mission are betwen 20-35 mil iks per mission, so like 10-17mil isk per one character for example two battleships, and average time is like one hour or more, because here a lot gates - pokets, small frigates that are problem for battleships etc.

fleet mining is a social activity not a job,you cant put a price on a time with friends

In an ideal Future Of Eve scenario where mining was far more involved, where the benefits of co-operation in organised fleets were much wider than ganglink bonuses, and where a diverse range of ships allocated to specific tasks was preferable to the typical setup of 'FC alt in Orca, everyone else in exhumers', it might genuinely be a social activity. Right now it's more that mining is so boring that if you don't have somebody around to talk to you'll either log off or turn to self-harm.

I'd like to add that the new NPC AI changes have really hurt my income from lvl 4 missions in my domi. (I operate in high-sec). It's clearly broken.

If u make almost the same amount of isk mining in null sec ur doing it wrong... use the grav sites n mine ABC ores and you will get a lot more isk than you can ever get in highsec..

An ideal Future that did not come real after 10 years.
It did not come real after tiericide exactly on those mining ships (where a chance to change their game play was ignored).

The next expansions - for years - are about next ships tiericides, (hopefully) POSes and so on...

This future is really really more of a wish than a future.

I like the OP's post, not for his conclusion though.

I think it sums up very nicely why people stay in NPC corps, and why a lot of people would rather just stay in high sec.

Why mine in null if you can make just as much in high sec, in near perfect safety? People mine together all the time, and there doesn't need to be added reward just because you're working with other people.

2 people can do everything faster than 1. The reward for playing in a fleet should be that you can clear the content faster, and the added safety of an extra set of eyes. No one should get more ISK just for being in a fleet; especially when the content doesn't scale accordingly.

I would just form a fleet with some alts and go to whatever content I could do solo and get paid more for it.
It just leads to even more balance issues, and the devs end up having to find ways to keep the players from abusing it. It just creates more problems than it solves.

I'm not a fan of content that is explicitly designed around group play either. That tends to lead to players bitching about how they don't have access to something other people have access too. Kind of like how some people want CCP to make a non industrial capital ship that can be used in high sec.

I'm not a fan of restictive game content. The content itself should scale based on the number of people.
The more miners in a system, the more rats that spawn.
The more ships in a mission enviroment, the more NPC's that spawn.

There's no reason, today, for developers to design content around a minimum number of people when they have the ability to design that same content around a minimum of 1 and a maximum of whatever they can handle.

Especially in a game like EVE that doesn't revolve around structured content.
That type of **** is fine in a game like WoW, not EVE.

An ideal Future that did not come real after 10 years.
It did not come real after tiericide exactly on those mining ships (where a chance to change their game play was ignored).

The next expansions - for years - are about next ships tiericides, (hopefully) POSes and so on...

This future is really really more of a wish than a future.

Also, about the OP: mining is not an ISK faucet, any comparison between different mined commodities is pointless because demand and supply dictate the price, not your quite mistaken guesses.

mining in null is all done with bots buy larger alliances maybe they should just ban the null sec botters and there acounts
then in few weeks they get more for mining .

When so many in null have mining bots need to fix that before they do anything to fix any part of game high are low

funny how all the players in null with mining bots hate mining in high sec and hate miners

null=mining bots

Perhaps you should report all these bots you have clear evidence of to CCP. Also, far too many empty lines. Bad poster.

fleet mining is a social activity not a job,you cant put a price on a time with friends

SWOOOSH WHOE THAT STATIONARY ASTEROID ALMOST HIT YOU HAHA TAKE A SCREENSHOT.

If u make almost the same amount of isk mining in null sec ur doing it wrong... use the grav sites n mine ABC ores and you will get a lot more isk than you can ever get in highsec..

I have heard that many puppies complaining that their game experience is bad, but "bad" is a term that too vague to reveal anything. After being talked with some people(newbies) in depth, comparing with their experience from other mmo games, the most out-standing issue is that they feel lonely.

One word for why mining in Null is always going to pay more than mining in High Sec.

Rorqual.

Null Miners have superior boosts. Meaning superior yield.
In addition to this the Null Sec Ores do actually sell for more than high sec ores most months. I'm sure if you tried you could find a month where this wasn't true, but on average the numbers I have run for my own mining show Null Sec ores about 20% ahead assuming identical yields.

Which.... thanks to Rorqual, yields are higher in Null anyway.
So a Null Sec Miner should be making about 30% more than a High Sec miner for the same time mining.

This accounting for the ratio of ores you are getting in a grav site, or are you assuming constantly running around a ton of systems to raid the belts?

I haven't accounted for the Spod here. quite right. And no complaints at all from me on Spod getting changed to be worth while. Given it's the lowest, Gneiss is close to as low as a side note, then there is a massive jump to the next ore after that.
Right now, the maths actually says Low Sec mining is the most profitable by the hour, with Hemorphite & Hedbergite.
Arkonor is right up with the two of them.
Then the best regular high sec ore is about 20% lower than those three.

But even assuming all you mine is Veld, High, Low, or Null Sec, due to the difference in Boosts, the Null Sec miner is still making more money.
Additionally the larger rocks in Null Sec mean less wasted cycles (or less micromanaging meaning less hassle retargetting things, just have to watch local) so is an 'actual' yield increase for Null, (or rather a Decrease from theoretical for High).

I haven't accounted for the Spod here. quite right. And no complaints at all from me on Spod getting changed to be worth while. Given it's the lowest, Gneiss is close to as low as a side note, then there is a massive jump to the next ore after that.
Right now, the maths actually says Low Sec mining is the most profitable by the hour, with Hemorphite & Hedbergite.
Arkonor is right up with the two of them.
Then the best regular high sec ore is about 20% lower than those three.

But even assuming all you mine is Veld, High, Low, or Null Sec, due to the difference in Boosts, the Null Sec miner is still making more money.
Additionally the larger rocks in Null Sec mean less wasted cycles (or less micromanaging meaning less hassle retargetting things, just have to watch local) so is an 'actual' yield increase for Null, (or rather a Decrease from theoretical for High).

Confirming that Arkonor, Hemorphite, and Hedbergite are all excellent products to harvest currently. Has Dark Glitter been brought up yet? Or gas used for boosters? All excellent for the wallet.

The money is out there if you've got your logistical support squared away for the haul to market, and you can handle mining while not afk. Having to stay focused while mining mught be the most difficult challenge.