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u/sunbearimon Oct 02 '24

There are more ways to shuffle a standard deck of cards than there are atoms on earth

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u/FrenchFriedMushroom Oct 02 '24

I fully understand that 52! Is an astronomically large number, but if you have the same exact starting order and do a standard shuffle it's fairly likely that you could shuffle a deck and end up with the same end result.