Shortwave number stations (EXPLAINED) 

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My schizophrenic uncle tuned into one on a radio. I thought it was a classic schizophrenic episode when he said he has Morse code playing on his radio. Walked into his room and sure enough, no mistaking those beeps. It wasn't exactly Morse code, but some type of beep/pause system of communication.

The numbers mason, what do they mean

The reason one time pads are used is because if used correctly, they're completely unbreakable.

My grandpa does this for fun. He has friends and he sometimes makes and exchanges these pads just to have fun. He recently bought out an entire Soviet radio transmission station and keeps building radios. I doubt he is KGB or anything.

Ehhh, they have been acknowledged by at least two countries kind of. The Czech Republic and Sweden said that Czechoslovakia ran number stations.

Shortwave number stations started well before WWII. Click

Allegedly

Could you use them to seed random number generator?

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