I tend to believe "them" when "they" say that a modern CSPRNG can generate essentially infinite, random-looking noise from like a 256-bit seed-o-randomness. Thi

I tend to believe "them" when "they" say that a modern CSPRNG can generate essentially infinite, random-looking noise from like a 256-bit seed-o-randomness. This device would be a great seed, on boot for example. It's also highly reliable because it simply cannot be hacked (although a truly paranoid person would also want to connect an analog oscilloscope and compare the output to what you see on your computer.)