Neither of these images should show any discernable patterns. Nor do they. However,
you will note the very important "Delta" at the bottom of each image. This measures how evenly
that algorithm splits the binary values of one and zero. UberCrypt (UC) consistently shows a far
lower Delta than the industry common LCG method. And while the UC algorithm sometimes favors ones
and sometimes zeros (good), the LCG method almost always favors ones (bad). This is but one (of many)
indicators of greater randomness and security. And UC is about 9x faster than LCG.
Based on a unique 3D geometry
and a novel structure called a MIRP Field
RND() uses a standard 24-bit
Linear Congruential Generator (LCG).