Редактирование: B.E.P.I.S. (раздел)

==Alright but how does it WORK==
So, within the experiment, the minor threshold, major threshold, as well the stored cash in the machine are subject to a Gaussian, or Normal Distribution against it's base value. In the simplest terms, it's a bell curve where your assigned value is considered to be the halfway point of the curve. As you move left and right along the curve, there are large chunks of the chart that are split up by sections by a STD, or Standard Deviation. As you move more and more standard deviations along the X Axis of the curve, the more and more unlikely it is that your value will appear on that chart. The STD of the machine however remains at a constant 1000 credits at all times, so based on this metric, there's a 68% chance of your staged cash being 1000 credits lower OR higher as a result. Likewise, it's 95% likely to be between 2000 credits lower or higher, and 98% to be between 3000 lower and higher. Potentially, you could get EXCEPTIONALLY lucky and get pass the major threshold with a single dollar, but it would be a one in a million chance. In any case, you don't necessarily need 6000 credits to get the major reward from the machine, but your odds dramatically increase as you get closer to the value to offset potential losses. In addition, upgrading the machine with parts adds an artificial amount of credits to your deposit value (Labeled ''"Innovation Bonus"'') as well as decrease the cost of the major and minor thresholds with each experiment (Labeled "''Risk Offset''").
[[File:Gaussian_curve.png|200px|thumb|right|An example of a gaussian curve and the odds of how far the variables can move.]]