I've spent some time in the last two months working on Probability Math. So basically, there's this stupid RNG dice game called Dog Witch (its fun, but it is also stupid), and another stupid dice game called Dice-A-Million (also stupid, also fun) and ... I worked on some probability math for Dog Witch, trying to calculate the best choices (after watching some Olexa & him raising questions about it). The latest iteration was in Dice-A-Million where it was a question of: Is it better to have 5 dice that can roll 10, 2, or 3 ... OR is it better to have a D4 that rolls 10, 2, 3, or 4.

And y'all ... probability math is HARD. It's much less intuitive than you might think. Anyway, this was just filler for the example so let me get on with it. I did draft a probability math post a little while ago, but I never finished it because I kept getting lost in the formulation of equations. I know the equations already exist. I don't care. Math is fun because of the discovery, not because of the ability to look up equations.