#DRIVE AHEAD COIN GLITCH GENERATOR#

The problem is this, given a city grid, what is the probability of a drunkard leaving a bar making purely random left and right turns to eventually find his way back home? There is a problem within the mathematical community called the Drunkard's walk.

The layout of your town itself could also just have a funneling effect, especially if you and your friend set a rule where you can't leave the town. You can tell when something is fake random or made by hand when it's like H T H H T H T T H T H T H H T H T T T H instead of H T H H H H H H H H T H T. Keep in mind that true random patterns also tend to have very very long sequences of repeating heads or tails on coin flips. Write a very basic python program to display 'Forward' 'Left' and 'Right' (make it ask for you to tick 3 boxes before rolling so it doesn't tell you to go left when you can only go forward or right on a T-junction street).

#DRIVE AHEAD COIN GLITCH GENERATOR#

Plug a USB true random noise generator into a USB port on a raspberry pi, plug a PiTFT screen in, and power it with a cheap 20,000mAh battery. There are some computers that can take advantage of a true random number generator, and I imagine they wouldn't be hard to build. The way your finger flips it is also pre-deterministic. Coins have weight to them, and that weight is uneven. So, for what you were trying to do, to make it work you would need a true random number generator. Getting older, we lost interst in the coin toss thing. We were fascinated about this field and we used to write little stories and we wrote a story about getting lost in this huge corn field together. There was nothing special about this corn field, but there was some strange atmosphere which is hard to describe. Sometimes, the coin toss led us straight to the field, sometimes including some detours, but he never lead us out of town in the opposite direction or so. This place was a corn field a kilometre out of town which could be reached in three different ways. Every single time - we even drew little maps to figure out if this was some kind of geographic necessity, but it wasn't. Result: Starting from left or right at my front door, we always ended up at the same place after around half an hour. (If there were three options, 'straight ahead' would be tails/heads or heads/tails, 'left' tails/tails, and so on.) We lived in a small town, no big cities, so no big intersections, most were just 'left or right'. When I was around 15, I used to play a game with a friend: We would explore our town by tossing a coin: If it was heads, we would go right, if it was tails, we would go left at any junction. Recommended - To get a feel for what this sub is about, please read the original thread that led to this subreddit being created and check out our top posts of all-time.

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