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The usual main objection against any attempt in finding a physical cause forthe planet distance distribution is based on the assumption that similardistance distribution could be obtained by sequences of random numbers. Thisassumption was stated by Lecar in an old paper (1973). We show here how thisassumption is incorrect and how his visual comparison method is inappropriate.

Lecar's visual comparison method to assess the randomness of Bode's law: an answer