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As for the "even numbers get you closer" thing:


Since the direction of the steps is evenly distributed, in the even case, we can expect the number of steps going up to be the same to those going down. But in the odd case, we can expect the number of steps in one direction to be one larger than the other, leading us further away from the origin. The same is true for the left/right dimension. This phenomenon should be less and less noticeable, as we increase the number of steps.

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