Is the answer truly 50/50?

Yes. Each draw uses crypto.getRandomValues to pick a single bit, giving exactly 50% probability for Yes and 50% for No on every click — no bias, no streak compensation.

Why does the result animate?

The oracle cycles random Yes/No states for ~700ms before settling. The final answer is decided after the animation ends, so the visual reveal never biases the outcome.

Does it remember my history?

Counts and recent answers are kept for the current session. Closing or refreshing the tab resets them — your data never leaves your device.

Can I use this for important decisions?

It's a fun way to break a tie, but for high-stakes decisions consider weighing the trade-offs yourself. The oracle is genuinely random, not wise.

Why use crypto random instead of Math.random?

Math.random is fine for casual use but can be predictable. crypto.getRandomValues gives you a cryptographically secure source of randomness built into every modern browser.