From: Martin Bryce <nx-2000@...>
Date: 2008-08-16T09:16:20+09:00
Subject: Re: Not So Random (#173)

I know that a Mersenne Twister has a large internal state, so it takes 
time to "get started" and produce good quality random numbers from a 
non-random initial state. If it gets frequently reseeded, either the 
seeding procedure refreshes all the state and runs it for a bit (i.e. 
takes a lot of time) or the quality will greatly degrade, I guess. Is 
this a problem?
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