From the Reddit comments someone wrote: "Can't have the evens, they aren't random. 1 and 9 are too close to the outside. 5 isn't random, it's right in the midd

From the Reddit comments someone wrote: "Can't have the evens, they aren't random. 1 and 9 are too close to the outside. 5 isn't random, it's right in the middle! 3 is too low. Leaving 7" It does feel like the type of biased logic that would run through your mind in the moment — interesting to think, if we have such 'fallacies' on simple stuff, what level of blindspots do we have on more complex split-second decisions.