Why Random Numbers Aren't Random

Random number generators produce strings of numbers that are void of sequences or patterns. 1,4,9,16,25,36,49.
2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19
2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16
Sequences like these will NEVER occur in Random number generator.
The RNGs have been programmed to avoid these Sequences. Strings of numbers that statistically should occur are omitted.

when i making print(randint(1, 6)) and if computer is loud the 1 is very common

Great explanation.

very informative thanks buddy

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I thought, it reads the CPU fan temperature, voltage and date time to generate random numbers

What is your opinion of a man that has a Mathematical equation or formula to predict winning Mega Millions numbers and Powerball numbers?

I feel like unless you can predict random numbers you haven’t seen yet from the program, it’s doing it’s job perfectly.

Wow man! I always thought the same that if the computer program is generating the same random numbers for a given seed, then if we can figure out the underlying dynamics of the code, the random number is no longer random. Glad you clarified my intuition in this video. On that note, I feel that there is nothing in the world which is truly random in nature..we as a human being are governed by some chemistry in each cell in our body...I mean, if I sneeze here and the pressure generated from it may have 1e-100 % of influence in affecting the air flow in some other part of the world. If we can connect them through some mathematical model and have the capability of solving that model with some clestially powerful supercomputers, we can still predict the influence of my sneeze in influencing the air flow at some other place in the world.... :)

'radioactive decay' - this only seems 'random' because nobody is aware of the 'seed'.

I use random.randint(0, 10)

Titled “why random numbers aren’t random,” yet doesn’t explain what pseudorandom numbers actually are and how they’re generated. Frustrating problem that I’m running into repeatedly with these code tutorial videos.

Your insights are GOLD.

Haven't watched the video but I assume the answer to the question boild down to explaining causality.

Really amazing video, this is gonna help me alot for an oral test I'm working on. Thank you for all that knowledge, there is alot I will talk about

So, does this imply why some accounts in any gacha or gambling games are lucky/unlucky?

Thank you that was a really good explanation

Very interesting 👍