Thought about True Drawings vs. Computerized Drawings

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rowlettewheel — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 14:20:30 GMT

i wish they would do ONLY true drawings,,i like to see them draw the numbers , im not much on the computor gambling like slot machines and ect thats why i like playing roulette ...

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pick4hawk — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 19:38:52 GMT

Comparing a calculators RNG to the lotttery RNG--Cannot be done directly.

Calculator more than likely does not use thermal noise for it to begin its sequence.

The genuine lottery uses binary RNGS or what is called True RNG.

Calculator uses a linear type of equation and uses the a fractional remainder as an RNG.

Hope this helps

HAWK

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badboy00z — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 22:58:13 GMT

Computerized random generated numbers can never truely be random because they are governed by algorithms.

Thought about True Drawings vs. Computerized Drawings

Hermanus104 — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 22:29:07 GMT

I had a thought the other day about true drawings and computerized drawings.

I am not sure how the lottery computers come up with their numbers, but from what I learned in statistics class calculators generate random numbers off a number line, which is merely a long string of numbers. For example, if the night's picks are 703 / 8694 / 1-4-23-37-40, a possible number line is ...70386940104233740...). If this is true, the numbers in computer-generated drawings might be predetermined. I do not... [ More ]