Liimberman's test! Created by me. Put it in turbo mode to make it way, way faster! ======================================== Welcome to my randomization test! Before you say, "This is just some boring math", I am going to show you how it works! The block, "pick random (1) to (2)", is not that random after all. ========================================== The Inside: The 'random' list is the record of the random costume variable, which is set to pick random 1 to 2, which is added to the list. Once the length of the random list is 2000, the test is done, and the observation of the number of times that the costume number was 1 and the number of times that the costume number was 2 is added into the recordings list. The "Tests" variable is the real number of tests run. ========================================== Recordings: The number of times the costume number was 1 is in between 450 and 540, a range of 90, and the number of times when the costume number was 2 is in the same range for all of the tests. Check it yourself! The evidence that is shows supports the idea that the block, "pick random (1) to (2)", is not that random after all. ========================================== Challenge: Try to get a recording that says 500&500! I only got one once! A less rare one is when the ones place is 5 on both the number of times the costume was 1 AND 2!
