The fact that 57% of the range was scanned shows that probabilistic strategies are total BS. For any kind of simplification of a problem, there will always be a counter-part complication, which isn't mentioned just to get some BS headline title.

If there would be any kind of breakthrough on that end, it would mean that, if I think of some random number, there would be some magical way for somebody to guess my number in a faster way than simple guessing, simply by using all sorts of dark science of bit statistics and "deep probabilities", which is outside of the realm of reasonable logic. A random number is a random number.