Think of a number between 1 and 100. Now, moreso than the number itself, consider the process that you underwent to generate it. This number was not random, you generated it deterministically. This is to say that the query slipped into your mind and was answered using a veiled set of tools designed to approximate random, from your perspective. I imagine that people choosing 1 or 100 in this scenario might feel cheeky, considering a "random, not random" scenario. To further illustrate this point, what if I said a number between 1 and 1,000,000? I feel as though the brain reframes this as generating 6 digits, and is more likely to pick a number with six non-repeating digits than any other option, weighted. If the number were between 1 and 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 I imagine that patterns would be found that are even less random, and it would be found that whole sections of the field are left untouched, due to the way that the human brain processes such requests, and the increas...