25 is 'golden age' for random decision making: Study
People's ability to make random choices peaks around the age of 25, according to a study. The study involved over 3,400 participants aged 4 to 91 years, who were asked to list down hypothetical results of a series of coin flips and rolls of a die. Scientists found that at age 25 "humans best outsmart computers" in generating algorithmic randomness.