The creation of specific truth table designs and the application of literature-based methods for measuring and assessing randomness (again, using various designs and definitions for randomness) would need to occur to measure randomness effectively, and many different iterations and combinations of such tests would need to be completed in order to deliver detailed and meaningful results. Though time consuming, this research (like the review outlined above) would be minimally resource-intensive, requiring only access to appropriate literature and a computer with the software necessary to run truth table simulations. Digital Conditions

Just as computers and digital media have opened new avenues (and presented new limitations)...

Conditional mechanisms such as conditional-sum addition present new topics and agents in logical formulation, and other similar innovations are also emerging. Research analyzing a particular class of such digital logical outgrowths could take place through both literature review and empirical analysis (with the assistance of appropriate hardware and software), providing a multi-faceted and comprehensive view of the new applications and mechanisms available to the world of logic through digitization. Again, resource needs for this research would be minimal, though time required could potentially be more extensive than for the other research options detailed above.