The experiment is great hands on math but I would have enjoyed a discussion of variance versus expected value and the difference between short and long term averages... it’s too easy to infer that everything is great because he was lucky enough to get within the target range but the likelihood of that occurring is not actually that high and was only implied by the shape of the Monte Carlo distribution in his previous post. When such experimental results are this conveniently “accurate”, amateurs in the audience may take away the kinds of wrong inferences which create “it’s a hot day so must be global warming” type of logical inaccuracies.