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How random are you? Why should you care? I don't know. Well, in fact, it seems being random can be quite useful. In a battle of wits, for instance, it's important not to be predictable, since it's possible for your opponents to come up with counterstrategies for all but the most loose and flexible patterns. So randomness is a skill: it can be trained, and in any number of ways. Here's a trivial but effective one that I've recently conjured up (although I don't claim that this is the original, if it already exists): ( Read more... )
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