is the idea behind this radioactively random dice roller. It comes to us from [Science Shack] and uses radioactive decay to generate truly random numbers, as opposed to the pseudorandom number ...

so they're supposed to roll better than Chessex dice, producing results closer to true random. I like them, but mostly because they don't roll too far, and their sharp edges look cool. I couldn't ...

We’d be flying blind. And yet, we take it for granted that the outcome of a dice roll is random. Does that make sense? According to researchers from the Technical University of Lodz, Poland ...

Dice are examples of so-called "rigid bodies," broadly defined as shapes that move as one solid piece, with no need for ...

I wouldn’t trade my experience in the game for anything, and I’d be willing to get lost in the world of Random all-over gain. If you’re on the fence, trust me: just roll the dice and jump on ...