You’d have to pick numbers purely randomly. Maybe construct a machine that randomly decays cesium. If it does, it triggers some sort of mechanism to register a 1 or 0. Maybe put it in a box with a toxic fial and a cat. When it triggers, the toxic substance is released and cat dies. So depending on if cat is dead or alive you get 1 or 0. Generate enough bits this way and you’ll get numbers to put in the lottery.
You’d have to pick numbers purely randomly. Maybe construct a machine that randomly decays cesium. If it does, it triggers some sort of mechanism to register a 1 or 0. Maybe put it in a box with a toxic fial and a cat. When it triggers, the toxic substance is released and cat dies. So depending on if cat is dead or alive you get 1 or 0. Generate enough bits this way and you’ll get numbers to put in the lottery.
How many dead cats would that take?
It’s impossible to tell - it’s random. But on average it would take a number of cats equal to half the bitsize of the numbers you generate.
I mean, we’re talking powerball or mega millions though, right? (o_0)