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This blog post is fictionally (as in I was not paid to make this blog post) sponsored by ExploreLearning.

Hello, and welcome back to my blog. I was browsing the Roternet one day when I saw this simulation and played with it:

https://apps.explorelearning.com/gizmos/launch-gizmo/1025 meters per second squared |} According to various sources, most humans can withstand Parts I, II, and III. Anything in Parts IV, V, and VI would kill humans. So, if clowns were human, they should have died. This is why the alternative title of today's blog post is: "Cannonball Clowns are Dead because of You."

So let us assume that they somehow manage to survive the fatal accelerations. The next problem would be the maximum altitude. In Part I, the maximum altitude…

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Just how big is Minesweeper? How many different games are possible?

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It is so big that Wolfram Alpha could not think of anything to compare to, so I will make it something to compare to. I dub thee number Grandmaster Minesweeplex.

• 1 Part 0: Abstract
• 2 Part 1: Description of Society
• 3 Part 2: My Attempt to Simulate It
  • 3.1 Definitions:
  • 3.2 Depiction:
• 4 Part 3: Java Implementation

In this blog post, we describe a society that is briefly in play in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RSjcPPzDI0. We then simulate it and do some analysis on it.

In this society, every Minecrafter spawns with five lives. If an Minecrafter kills another Minecrafter, the former Minecrafter will gain one life but the latter Minecrafter will lose one life. If a Minecrafter has zero lives, they are banned.

We define the life count of an Minecrafter to be a positive integer, which is set to five at the beginning of the societal simulation. Should the positive integer criterion not be met, the Minecraf…