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You're technically right, yes. Usually it's either a lot of electrons (as in 6.24 * 10^18) flowing, or next to none. That's usually enough of a difference to be more or less reliable in a sense. Of course, quantum weirdness plays in as well. A CSS-only-RNG needs a user to give an input to settle down on a single number, much like a particle in a superposition needs an observer. 😄
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You're technically right, yes. Usually it's either a lot of electrons (as in 6.24 * 10^18) flowing, or next to none. That's usually enough of a difference to be more or less reliable in a sense. Of course, quantum weirdness plays in as well. A CSS-only-RNG needs a user to give an input to settle down on a single number, much like a particle in a superposition needs an observer. 😄