Encryption protocols have relied for years on entropy that has never failed because it is well-designed and thoroughly tested—the closest example to us being Bitcoin Core. The dice analogy is like saying that just because one manufacturer produced a defective product, I’m going to start riding horses again. That’s the problem—the lack of review—and it’s precisely what I explained in my message: hardware wallets are rarely reviewed because they’re commercial products; they aren’t there for the good of the community like Bitcoin Core, OpenSSL libraries, etc., are.

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He is too lasy to roll a few dice. The horses analogy is stupid. Use a superior source of entropy (dice) instead of software that is not yet broken, so you can trust it. Don't trust, but verify with your own eyes.