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Among all the demonstrations of Matlab, my favorite is 'Game of Life.' It reminds me of the idea of entropy: at first every one is alive and every thing starts from the same point, but as time goes on the level of chaos increases. There is always an end point that every one is dead, scattering in the rectangular universe. The 200 lines of codes act similar to the real universe, which is so cool. | Among all the demonstrations of Matlab, my favorite is 'Game of Life.' It reminds me of the idea of entropy: at first every one is alive and every thing starts from the same point, but as time goes on the level of chaos increases. There is always an end point that every one is dead, scattering in the rectangular universe. The 200 lines of codes act similar to the real universe, which is so cool. | ||
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[[[Grand Challenges for Engineering]]] How Virtual Crime Scenes Work , JONATHAN STRICKLAND, Howstuffworks.com,31 August 2007, Accessed 13 September 2017 (Enhance Virtual Reality)
Among all the demonstrations of Matlab, my favorite is 'Game of Life.' It reminds me of the idea of entropy: at first every one is alive and every thing starts from the same point, but as time goes on the level of chaos increases. There is always an end point that every one is dead, scattering in the rectangular universe. The 200 lines of codes act similar to the real universe, which is so cool.
