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Writers in the fields of science speculation & fiction have created in their works several varieties of unreal worlds.

Such megastructures could have a kind of benefits across natural planets, such as effective apply of solar energy & huge lebensraum, however their construction and/or maintenance would expect technologies very much ahead of that of 21st-century Globe.

It was typically stated, that these are additional conceivable to build the Two-gigaton Dyson sphere than optical maser rifle, however however ringworlds etc. come treated around sci-fi when symbol of huge power, typically relic of Precursor civilization or symbol of a lot-almighty first empire.

Examples of unreal worlds include: Culture Orbitals Dyson spheres Globus Cassus Planetoids Ringworld

John Holland's ECHO
Echo is a simulation tool developed to investigate mechanisms which regulate diversity and information-processing in systems comprised of many interacting adaptive agents, or complex adaptive systems (CAS).

Hardware Artificial Life (HAL)
Lotus Artificial Life's Java cellular automata substrate capable of supporting evolving, self-reproducing organisms which are capable of universal computation.

The Swarm Simulation System
The Swarm Simulation System

Gene Pool for Windows.
Gene Pool is an artificial life simulation where populations of physics-based organisms evolve over time.

Darwin Pond
An imaginary gene pool, a primordial puddle of genetic surprises. Free download; Windows.

E-den
Freeware artificial life program designed for Windows. 2-dimensional evolutionary world with simulated neurons.

Java, Artificial Life, and creature behaviour
Java application simulates creature behaviours and movement. Available for free download, including source code, and a paper on Artificial Life.

Critters
Agents evolve to stay on the screen.

JuhasWorld
JuhasWorld: Yes it's alive! You have to see this applet to believe it. Just let those actors evolve for a few generations and they suddenly seem quite clever indeed. Wait a few more generations and you will be completely hooked: How good can they get?

Predators
Predators is an open-ended play-by-e-mail game. The game is an abstract simulation of animal species evolution.






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