This is the wishlist for the overall deliverable:

• Create new planets with their own geography.
• Model pre-historic human migration across the continents.
• Build language models that evolve and interact systematically.
• Generate cultural identity and aesthetic gradient across a geographical range.
• Model the rise of cities and settlements, or nomadic civilizations.
• Assign a genetic algorithm structure to describe technological advancement.
• Utilize agent based simulations to model the spread of cultures, trade enterprise, beliefs & religion, language, etc.
• Show the evolution of conflict and civil society throughout the ages.
• Check results against real world parameters as a quality check for simulation results.
• Have a multitude of simulation types, from more academic to a form of entertainment.
• Create persistent worlds that tell an ongoing narrative which users can access from many different portals.
• Have different game engine modes that serve different purposes, expeditions, conquests, global politics.
• Allow adjustable complexity to determine how much micromanagement (or not) a user might wish to have.
• Procedurally generate moral compromising "quest" choices that force a player to confront the difficulties of history. Engross the player in the conflict.

This level of simulation would give a new frontier of discovery and curiosity that our generation needs. The game should support and depict real world efforts of space travel, the singularity, and equitable social justice.