〈 Berger | Dillon 〉

Would like to see a more realistic proof of this; People shuffle much much more than 1 deck per second, I would set the baseline at 1million shuffles per minute, up from 60.

even if you change the rate to 10^6/min all you'll do is knock off 9 orders of magnitude (at best) and still not even make a dent

If the entire population of the world (7b) shuffled a deck every second for a year, you'd get 2.2*10^17 combos. Repeat that for the next 100 quintillion years and you're almost halfway there. 2.2*10^31

aye @nonstampNSC your videos are hilarious !