Well, my first pass seems to have generated a novel about The Fonz .... it spit out “AYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY” .... I must have a bug :p.
In all seriousness, it is impossible to create a true random number generator on a computer. One can create psuedorandom generators, but there will always be an underlying pattern to the numbers generated. Some generators I’ve used have also sampled the outside world via temperature and optical sensors .... still, its not “truly” random. LFSRs are among the worst generators, but are commonly used in applications where randomness isnt exactly critical as they are simple and cheap in either software or hardware designs :).
I had this in the back of my mind when I mentioned "intelligence." But my real objection is the idea that randomness leads to chaos, not order.
Still LOL about the Fonz!
I’ve seen random “dice” generators that seem to work. As you would expect, after only 1,000 rolls or so, the frequency distribution can be quite skewed, as it usually is in real life, btw. But after you get up there, beyond millions of rolls, each of the numbers consistently converge on it’s 16.66% theoretical probability.
Would your random number generator not do this?