Freeciv is a simulation of civilization for Linux.
This simulator has 20 years or more reputation. The world is multi-players non-0-sum game, therefore no ideal goal, but a method of a-priori (preceding with no experience) can exist.
I considered power of civilization through this program, as time in foreseen is a structure of the power, if motivations of the power are shared and the space-time-quantity is calcuculated beforehand.
Figures of fig.6’s right page are the regarded accord a-priori structures, and the meta-expression of mathematics.
Then fig.6’s method is applied as fig.1-1~4. Not as fig.2-1~4.
I exchanged the intellectual achievements with the countries where are attacked by an evil country, then the second time force in above description supported the countries to get advance against the evil country who reuses plundered people and properties to invade further
+1 player, a ruler, exists in this game for keeping the difficulty. When all civilization in this simulator ends, the ruler left the balance. But ...
The Holland was build with 1/((n*1.4)^2) negative attenuation space against the attacks, and resisted the disorder. Although the negative attenuation effect doesn’t exist the bay cities, and soon bombers will be build and break this order.
The first and second version of this simulation game had run in 16 MHz CPU and 16 MB memory PC about 24 years ago.
Cf.
Consideration of Ark: no2328
https://kyonissho.com/kyos-blog/blog/2021/02/15/note-no2328/
Some of Linux distribution below as reference. I’m using Fedora 33 scientific now.:
OpenSUSE Linux:
https://software.opensuse.org/
Debian Linux:
https://www.debian.org/
Kubuntu Linux:
https://kubuntu.org/getkubuntu/
Fedora Linux:
The GUI of Fedora workstation is GNOME.
https://getfedora.org/
Fedora 33 Scientific:
With the applications for science. the GUI is KDE.
https://labs.fedoraproject.org/scientific/download/index.html
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