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Aaron Toponce ⚛️:debian: (@atoponce) · 05/2021 · Tröts: 6.258 · Folger: 2.795
Fr 26.07.2024 00:24
To help motivate this, consider the following: I have two d60 dice. On one of the d60, every number is randomly and uniformly distributed through the die. The other, the numbers are in numerical order in a spiral out design with adjacent faces.
Both d60 are machine precision balanced and perfectly fair.
Which die produces more random results when tossed? The randomly distributed d60 or the numerically ordered d60?
Spoiler alert: the toss determines how the d60 lands, not what's printed on it.
Photo of two d60 side-by-side. On the left, the numbers are uniformly but randomly distributed across the the faces. On the right, the numbers are numerically increasing in a counter-clockwise fashion across the faces.
Photo of two d60 side-by-side. On the left, the numbers are uniformly but randomly distributed across the the faces. On the right, the numbers are numerically increasing in a counter-clockwise fashion across the faces.
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