> Mechanically computed from random numbers, no Even random numbers are copyrightable. Below is an implementation of Marsaglia's invention, from p348, courtes

> Mechanically computed from random numbers, no Even random numbers are copyrightable. Below is an implementation of Marsaglia's invention, from p348, courtesy infamous NR[1]. Its a MWC (multiply with carry) random number generator, with two parameters, variable a and base b=2^32. --- For a, "The values below are recommended with no particular ordering." ID a B1 4294957665 B2 4294963023 B3 4162943475 B4 3947008974 B5 3874257210 B6 2936881968 B7 2811536238 B8 2654432763 B9 1640531364 --- as we all now know, the whole thing is copyrighted - you can't redistribute that code and can't use those specific numbers to generate random numbers without purchasing a license, which only allows you to use it once in your personal machine; that's why GSL[2]. The pseudorandom numbers you would get from MWC if you use above numbers are also copyrighted since they are work-product. [1]http://numerical.recipes/book/book.html http://numerical.recipes/book/book.html [2]https://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/design/gsl-design.html https://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/design/gsl-design.html