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Default Random.. not actually random

So, as we all know.. no one is going to fool us.. There is nothing that is completely random, when in a programming language we make something like Random() it's not really random, it takes some variable and follows an algorithm...

Now my question is, if we find a method to 'freeze' the computer and keep it in the same state, would the 'random' number be always the same? or it will still output a different number?
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