Miserabilia
December 23rd, 2013, 06:05 PM
Okay so basicly; if you have a normally structered system, with a few basic rules, you can still create something so complex that it seems chaotic.
A perfect example is the "Game Of Life"
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It is also notorious for allowing people to create almost life-like forms with a few simple blocks with a few simple rules.
More complicated structures in the GOL:
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The GOL is a perfect example of Organized Chaos.
Something as complicated as life might come down to a few simple rules.
You can play it http://armorgames.com/play/2660/the-irregulargame-of-life
there,
and you can donwload an much more complicated and unlimited version
http://sourceforge.net/projects/golly/files/golly/golly-2.5/ here.
What do you think?
A perfect example is the "Game Of Life"
XcuBvj0pw-E
It is also notorious for allowing people to create almost life-like forms with a few simple blocks with a few simple rules.
More complicated structures in the GOL:
A8B5MbHPlH0
The GOL is a perfect example of Organized Chaos.
Something as complicated as life might come down to a few simple rules.
You can play it http://armorgames.com/play/2660/the-irregulargame-of-life
there,
and you can donwload an much more complicated and unlimited version
http://sourceforge.net/projects/golly/files/golly/golly-2.5/ here.
What do you think?