Heres a cool little trick.

[JD_2001_svt]

Just follow the instructions.

http://www.milaadesign.com/number.html

 

[NyteByte]

It shows the symbol under number "81" every time.

Doesn't matter what numbers you pick.

 

[99SVTcobraVERT]

i did it 5 times and it gave me 2 same symbols twice and the rest were all different but everytime it got the number....that is f*cking crazy. how?

 

[JD_2001_svt]

It shows the symbol under number "81" every time.

Doesn't matter what numbers you pick.

Not for me.

 

[Crowley]

There are only a certain amount of numbers that it can come up with .. that being said.... do this ..

Do this 2 times (at the same time) .. pick your number .. blah blah .. but do it twice and write down your different numers ... if you look .. both will have the same symbol ..

Ex.

23 and 42

23 - 5 = 18

42 - 6 = 36

Both had the same symbol ..

Crowley

 

[key]

You always end up with a multiple of 9.. So 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81 all have the same symbol. However, the program changes that symbol each time you run it (at random, so you might get the same one twice). So it makes you think it's picking a different symbol, when in fact it's just whatever symbol is on the numbers listed above.

 

[key]

For example:

10 - (1+0) = 9
11 - (1+1) = 9
12 - (1+2) = 9
23 - (2+3) = 18
24 - (2+4) = 18
25 - (2+5) = 18
36 - (3+6) = 27
37 - (3+7) = 27
38 - (3+8) = 27
49 - (4+9) = 36
50 - (5+0) = 45
51 - (5+1) = 45

 

[JD_2001_svt]

You always end up with a multiple of 9.. So 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81 all have the same symbol. However, the program changes that symbol each time you run it (at random, so you might get the same one twice). So it makes you think it's picking a different symbol, when in fact it's just whatever symbol is on the numbers listed above.

There you go, that's it. That's the only explanation I've heard that makes since. I'm too lazy to figure it out.