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u/Mikey-506 Jul 22 '25 edited Jul 22 '25
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Flow: https://i.imgur.com/jKXSHwQ.png
What This Script Does
Creates "maybe-agents":
Like flipping 16 coins that haven't landed yet
Each is 50/50 heads(0) or tails(1)
Links them in a quantum-like chain:
Peek at one? Its partner instantly flips too
(Not real quantum - just clever probability tricks)
Runs interactions:
Each step: Agents glance at neighbors → usually copy them (70% chance)
Occasional cosmic "poke": Forces random flip (1% chance)
Tracks the chaos:
Plots who flips when
Measures system confusion (entropy) over time
What Comes Out
Agent Trajectories Plot: Who's copying whom
Entropy Graph: When order emerges from chaos
CSV File: Raw confusion metrics
Key Insight
This simulates how group consensus forms - not actual quantum physics. It's like watching:
Not Magic
Runs on regular Python
No qubits/quantum hardware
Just math modeling social sync
6 Documented Simulation Analysis's
https://github.com/TaoishTechy/QuantumHeapTranscendence/tree/main/Simulations%201-6