Finding joy in both play and programming, I’ve created a collection of games to share on my website. We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing. George Bernard Shaw Some of these games, such as “One 2 Nine” and “Word Shuffle”, I have developed myself. Some others, such […]
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Hide introduction Introduction Peacock tails are well known for their elaborate coloration. Charles Darwin suggested that they serve to attract females, and that the showy features of the male peacocks have evolved by sexual selection. The idea is that if peahens prefer to mate with the most colorful males, the genes for showy tails will
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Hide introduction Introduction This page contains a JavaScript that simulates the development of pesticide resistance in an insect. When an insect population gets repeatedly sprayed with a pesticide, the population develops pesticide resistance. I made a simulation model for this. Below you will find the script and you can play around with different settings. But
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Hide introduction Introduction This page contains a JavaScript that simulates Peppered moth evolution. The Peppered moth (Biston betularia) is known for having a darker appearance in areas with industrial pollution where tree bark is darker because of soot. In a cleaner environment, with lighter colored tree bark, the moths have a lighter appearance. Bird predation
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Hide introduction Introduction This page contains a JavaScript, which is similar to the Wiki Weasel Script (Dawkins’ weasel), but the selection of sentences is done differently. In the Wiki Weasel Script the sentences get a score which depends on the number of correct characters in the right place. In My Weasel Script, the sentences get
