...and none of the probability data works to prove or disprove a conspiracy! They start with the assumption that their isn't one and then pretend the rest is all personal luck. There have been some interesting points brought up here, namely even more variables than I first thought of further proving only that there is no way to prove or disprove if the text matches the code. (Or if there is even a more devious algorithm at play)
So what's the point of all this:
That in a situation where you can never know, it relies totally on trust. In this instance trust that the dev's respect their players. A respect that should be inherent with care.
That some people lack trust points to a much broader problem, namely that the dev's have created an environment where many believe they do not respect them, which we can extrapolate from, 'They don't care about us.' which they have indeed made a lot of action driven indications that this is the case.
So if they are purely self motivated with no care or respect for their player base why wouldn't they take every advantage to manipulate us i.e. stack the proverbial deck. (conspiracy)
Conclusion: I don't trust that the devs care about the players any further than I could roll them up a hill with broom made of wet spaghetti so I in turn lean towards conspiracy!
It may be completely off base but the feeling is real and a huge problem.