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Amazon: A million random digits
(I'd *hate* to have been his editor.... or proofreader... or typesetter....)
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3 comments:
They obviously have a bug in their software, the first column is totally not random.
Also, how can you have 1 million random numbers with only 5 digits?
Since finding this came from an ISBN that didn't link properly (for Michael Palin's play The Weekend) I wonder if some Amazon jokester sent any unfound searches to this page somehow. I mean, what are the odds? Well, I guess, they're pretty close to random...
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