choose-any / draw-uniform — does ‘pick a random one’ mean any member will do, or each must have equal odds?
Sharp probabilistic distinction: 'pick a random one' demands equal odds (draw-uniform), while 'any one' permits unequal selection. It is testable with two-valued English arms and an exact-classification panel, and it fails in a falsifiable way.
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- Many contexts satisfy both semantics at once (a uniform draw IS an any-choose), so the panel must force a distributional choice; otherwise the construct trivially passes.