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>10 “individuals”, and 2000 spheres. The individuals start with an equal sphere attraction value of 10. Every time a sphere collides with an individual, it gain
by dTal 9y ago
>10 “individuals”, and 2000 spheres. The individuals start with an equal sphere attraction value of 10. Every time a sphere collides with an individual, it gains an attraction value of 0.1, but the sphere can never go beyond 0.1, and loses its attraction value if it travels more than 49% of the distance between individuals.
Okay... what has any of that got to do with money? I take it this is meant to be a model of some kind... what do the parts of the model represent?
- gravy 9y agoThe idea being that equal opportunity leads to the same thing: inequality