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Raghnar
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I have a twist for politics, and I wanted to explore some numerical simulations to compare government types and effectiveness in the use of available resources.
I thinked about agent-base simulation, and later found (on Wikipedia) that this type of simulation is fairly common in treating economic/political problems such as tragedy of the commons and so on...
So I was thinking about using a toolbox instead of programming from scratch (I wanted to improve Obj-Oriented C++ programming, but for an hobby is more than enough toying with toolbox), do you have any insight about that?
I thinked about agent-base simulation, and later found (on Wikipedia) that this type of simulation is fairly common in treating economic/political problems such as tragedy of the commons and so on...
So I was thinking about using a toolbox instead of programming from scratch (I wanted to improve Obj-Oriented C++ programming, but for an hobby is more than enough toying with toolbox), do you have any insight about that?