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Not only that, there's vastly more where every UUID except one is the same, but they never got to that one because they didn't ever use them.

Or where the first two are unique, but every following one is one of the first two.

One where all uuids are always different whenever the person who wrote the implementation tries it, regardless of computer. And whenever it’s someone else, always the same.

This is why I am not a fan of the Everett approach

They probably just generate "the UUID" then add an increasing number on the end so it's unique. Problem solved.

"Huh, this is just an identity function. Cool. Let's move on."