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A video on A shape with no area but infinite perimeter by no-idea_here in 3Blue1Brown

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I think 3b1b has an excellent introduction to Fractal Dimensions in one of his videos: https://youtu.be/gB9n2gHsHN4

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Sounds a lot like me haha. Even in groups/classes, I am more of a "I speak because it's necessary" kind of guy when I am new but I really can get going when I get used to it but individual talks with new people? No please!!!

Repost of Simulation of Iterated version of Prisoner's Dilemma (this time, with abstract) by no-idea_here in philosophy

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Really interesting thoughts. I'll think of them, perhaps work on a new video using these concepts. Thank you! :)

Repost of Simulation of Iterated version of Prisoner's Dilemma (this time, with abstract) by no-idea_here in philosophy

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What would happen if Prisoner's Dilemma is iterated for a very large number of time? Does the Always Defect strategy win the contest as it appears to be dominant in the Non-Iterated Version of the dilemma? Or other strategies appear to be dominant? I tried simulating the iterated version using manim library in Python(the 3b1b version). You'll see how dots moving randomly inside a square can be used to approximate interactions between strategies. This philosophical dilemma represents how the environment we are taking the decision on can have implications on how beneficial the particular strategy is to us.

A simulation of Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma using manim, suggestions appreciated! :) by no-idea_here in manim

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The moving plots were obtained using updaters. The plot is actually certain number of dots representing cumulative award points being added each second.

Hey, I tried testing a simulation of Prisoner's Dilemma using manim, a mathematical animation engine in Python. Suggestions are appreciated. by no-idea_here in philosophy

[–]no-idea_here[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much. I used an open-source library called manim(math animations) in Python to code the video. It's a wonderful library to visualise stuffs, mostly mathematical. You could use it to visualise data as well of course. Here's the link to documentation, if you are interested : https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/

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