The Main Difference Between Actual and Pseudo-Random Numbers In actual random numbers you can have an unbound sequence of 0s,
but in pseudo-random numbers you're guaranteed to hit 1.
That is the nature of the finite state automation.
In reality random number generators are even more predictable.
Sometimes you can hit tens of 0s on 32bit random state.
So if you really want to simulate randomness...
you have to add if (rand() == NEEDLE) yeld_unbound_sequence_of_zeroes()
just for your random to remain real-life evil.
I'm still interested if this actual randomness truly possible.
Like in the physical universe, which is obviously finite.
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