When buying lottery tickets, many people are often willing to choose their own numbers, and they are not willing to let the computer choose them randomly. Because they believe that the winning numbers are randomly generated in the long run, but they are regular in the short term. This period is less likely to appear, or some numbers are meaningful to themselves, or they are simply lucky numbers, and they should be more likely to win. Which of the following, if true, would most question the thinking of these people? ["Many people study the lottery's winning rules, but their winning rate has not improved significantly because of this.", 'The winning numbers of each issue are independently and randomly generated, and there is no internal relationship between them.', 'Regarding whether there is any regularity in the generation of winning numbers, many people hold the concept of "believe it, but do not believe it".', 'Computer selection is random, and you have a specific intention to choose a number. At this point, people are smarter than computers.']