Spotify Shuffling Would Arguably Be Better Random Than Whatever It Currently Is

The eternal battle between intuition and actual statistics! The top panel shows someone worried that true randomness would play some songs too much while ignoring others. But PLOT TWIST! That's exactly what real randomness does! 🧪

In genuine random sampling, clusters and gaps are not just possible—they're expected! It's like flipping a coin 10 times and getting 7 heads. Seems fishy, but mathematically normal! What humans perceive as "random" is actually more evenly distributed than true randomness.

That's why Spotify's "random" isn't random at all—it's engineered to feel random to our pattern-seeking brains. Statistics: making our intuition look silly since forever!