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Anomalous entropic effects in 23 years of continuously recorded truly random data: An exploratory analysis

2022-03-13

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<p>Since 1998, a network of electronic truly random number generators located around the world has continuously recorded samples of random bits. These open-source data were used to explore a psychophysical hypothesis that predicts the emergence of anomalous structure in randomness associated with events that attract widespread human attention. A formal experiment testing this hypothesis from 1998 to 2015 used prep...

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d002244a-9c26-5bcd-9120-ae294a7f2f73
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10.31234/osf.io/uavde
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