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Alex Bellos wants to know the world’s most random number

Alex Bellos, author of Alex’s Adventures in Numberland / Here’s Looking at Euclid, has started another survey about numbers, following his survey to find the world’s favourite number.

This time round, he wants “random” numbers. Answering the survey is very easy: just go to randomnumberservey.net and type a number in the box.

Alex says he hopes to have the results ready by 2013.

Link: the random number survey

Source: Alex Bellos’s blog

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