Nadia looked at her last resulting pair of dices and smiled. It looked like she had achieved something. Upon hearing instructions on playing with them, her face fell, however. Shouldn't have made them so perfect, she thought, with quite some ego and considering the chances of a uneven dice would help better if she sought to win.

But playing games wasn't she was feeling on the mood for. People were already leaving, though Nadia would go as well or maybe just hang around until homework. And then it happened that the professor spoke again, and this time Nadia watched the dices with some interest. Though not joining for a game (people were already in groups anyways), Nadia tried experimenting, throwing the dices and keeping some notes about it, very Einstein-like.

First thing noticed was that there was tendency for the dices to land on the 6 dots face. Maybe the conscious part of the mice liked it with many wholes that made the dice look like cheese. Or maybe it was only Nadia's lucky day? Then she noticed the dices quite tended to land next to each other, and maybe were extra bumpy. While Nadia wrote down some observations, she added a side note with the thought that trained mice would make tricked dices...