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How would something that has been in effect for at least 60 years still lead to a worsening mental state over time?
That's the default though
And also you can just serve DNS normally and get the intelligence.
In a working RNG, every number has equal probability.
But there's a probability <1 that the RNG is working as it should and a probability >0 that the RNG erroneously generates numbers that aren't equally distributed.
And because the range of possible numbers is so large and the probability of a mistake is not that tiny, a small result is more likely to be an error than a random result that happens to be small.
If I write a program to flip a coin and it generates heads 30 times in a row, is it more likely that this is just a random result or that I made a mistake in my programming?
One probability is 2^30, and the probability that someone makes an error resulting in this pattern is probably higher than 1/2^30.
Isn’t it actually updating from the bottom? If the text is moving to the left and the bottom seems to be further left, those need to be processed first, right?