Truth Is Much Too Complicated

When We Talk Mathematics, We May Be Discussing A Secondary Language Built On The Primary Language Of The Nervous System.

Anyone Who Attempts To Generate Random Numbers By Deterministic Means Is, Of Course, Living In A State Of Sin.

By And Large It Is Uniformly True In Mathematics That There Is A Time Lapse Between A Mathematical Discovery And The Moment When It Is Useful; And That This Lapse Of Time Can Be Anything From 30 To 100 Years, In Some Cases Even More; And That The Whole System Seems To Function Without Any Direction, Without Any Reference To Usefulness, And Without Any Desire To Do Things Which Are Useful.

Computers Are Like Humans - They Do Everything Except Think.

Any One Who Considers Arithmetical Methods Of Producing Random Digits Is, Of Course, In A State Of Sin. For, As Has Been Pointed Out Several Times, There Is No Such Thing As A Random Number - There Are Only Methods To Produce Random Numbers, And A Strict Arithmetic Procedure Of Course Is Not Such A Method.