My boyfriend works in Conway so we are considering moving there when our lease is up in April. We've been living in LR for almost one year now and are starting to really dislike it because of the crime rates. I literally just witnessed a shooting across the street from where I work the other night that resulted in a homicide. I know Conway is smaller and has a lower crime rate. Just hoping it isn't as bad as LR.
>Rule One. A living flower with less than two living neighbors is cut off. It dies.
>Rule Two. A living flower with two or three living neighbors is connected. It lives.
>Rule Three. A living flower with more than three living neighbors is starved and overcrowded. It dies.
>Rule Four. A dead flower with exactly three living neighbors is reborn. It springs back to life.
>The only play permitted in the game is the arrangement of the initial flowers.
Link to Conway's Game of Life wikipedia page and link to Game of Life website.
>The Rules
>For a space that is 'populated':
>- Each cell with one or no neighbors dies, as if by solitude.
>- Each cell with four or more neighbors dies, as if by overpopulation.
>- Each cell with two or three neighbors survives.
Fun fact, for those that didn't know.
Edit: reading further, there are several references to the patterns listed on the wikipedia page.
>Though it has only four rules, and the board is a flat featureless grid, in it you will find changeless blocks, stoic as iron, and beacons and whirling pulsars, as well as gliders that soar out to infinity, and patterns that lay eggs and spawn other patterns, and living cells that replicate themselves wholly.
Gliders, Beacons, and Pulsars are all patterns found in the game.
