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This is quirky, but it's funny to think about trusting randomness. It's belief that nobody else has more information about what you are being presented than wha
by motohagiography 5y ago
This is quirky, but it's funny to think about trusting randomness. It's belief that nobody else has more information about what you are being presented than what you are being presented. I know we have pretty good CRNGs and there's nothing rigorous about this deepity, but having seen how they have been sabotaged in the past, when you start seriously questioning whether you can really trust random numbers, it becomes a very funny existential question. If you can't trust randomness, there's only one thing left.
- whoomp12342 5y agorandomness is just the absence of human ability to understand the pattern. Thats all. It doesn't mean it is truly unpredictable, just unpredictable by what we know right now.