I have to agree with this. It is a superfluous philosophy quip. It's no secret that random numbers' cannot pop out of nowhere. I see these "When Random Isn't"

I have to agree with this. It is a superfluous philosophy quip. It's no secret that random numbers' cannot pop out of nowhere. I see these "When Random Isn't" type articles every year or so. It's just poor implementations where the procedures to produce random numbers have been suboptimal for their intended outcomes.