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After more than a year, having a website for myself still feels like an extraordinarily pleasant luxury. Only, I can no longer easily access everything.… Read More »Access
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After more than a year, having a website for myself still feels like an extraordinarily pleasant luxury. Only, I can no longer easily access everything.… Read More »Access
In 1987 August Willemsen called a collection of his essays De Taal als Bril (or in my translation: Language as Glasses). These essays are mainly… Read More »Ambitions
Here is a log for whom wants to follow how I teach myself the use of the Python ecology for calibrating my research method and… Read More »Setting up the Python Lab
He started his COVID project with NetLogo as a workbench because he deals with something that can only be understood as a complex dynamic network.… Read More »Python?
Here Mr. Node gives a preliminary inventory of what he wants to use as modeling vocabulary. Individuals Citizens are essential inhabitants of toy worlds. But… Read More »Additional Roles to Model
Jurisdictions PRC USA UK F NL BR Jurisdictions The problem of saving a certain state of a toy world and starting over from there in… Read More »Roles for Toy-World actors on Their Ways to the “Natural Condition”
Fig. 1 Shows the result of an initial setup of a toy world. It is based on choices and assumptions: geographically ordered patches of land… Read More »Continuing Play from a System State
If we must play with toy worlds to see if we can mimic the “natural condition” of Hobbes, it is good to see whether our… Read More »Playing with Worlds
Here follows a list with source files and data as used elsewhere. For running with NetLogo the “_.txt” extension must be removed so the extensions… Read More »Codes on July 24, 2020
Anyone who wants to create a toy world that can be used to simulate how regulations work and are developed internationally needs at least a… Read More »A world filled with jurisdictions