I don&#x27;t think I&#x27;m reading that post wrong!  The original poster said &quot; But I wonder if a die that large is even fair.&quot;  Then the response said it&#x27;s &quot;fair enough&quot; because even if it only spins part of the way, you&#x27;ll still get one of a group of dissimilar numbers.<p>but that&#x27;s not fair by the definition of what a fair die is.  (it has a definition, if you search google you get &quot;In mathematics we say &#x27;fair dice&#x27; when we mean that there is an equally likely chance of landing on any face.&quot;)<p>You&#x27;re basically arguing that dice don&#x27;t need to be fair.  also you completely missed my jab at the NSA breaking RNG&#x27;s while making them seem &quot;random enough&quot;, i.e. getting to quite dissimilar next states while in fact having only a few possible next states.