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Ever hear that the neutral zone in Yars' Revenge uses the game's code for its graphics? How does it work, and is it possible to reverse engineer that code just from playing the game? It's all explained right here.

Source: Tree Of Life (by Andreas Husballe - ArtStation)

Tree Of Life
In a world where thoughts and free expression have been oppressed, the only place to gather and speak your mind is in the polluted ruins of the abandoned nuclear sector.

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Source: Pokédex design 宝可梦图鉴设计 (by IWSE Zhang - ArtStation)

宝可梦图鉴的设计，在细节上有借鉴过其他艺术家的设计以及官方设计图，很遗憾的是没有对屏幕内UI做设计处理（偷懒）

The design of the Pokémon Pokédex draws on the designs of other artists and official design drawings in terms of details. Unfortunately, there is no design processing for the on-screen UI (lazy)

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Travel to the Stars, was the article in Science Digest ,1983, that I did this cover art for. Original art is for sale.

Hi-res version (2816 × 2112)

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Made in collaboration with Kuretake, done with their Gansai Tambi watercolors

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Papers:

• https://www.researchgate.net/publication/41910312_Altruism_Spite_and_Greenbeards
• https://www.reed.edu/biology/professors/srenn/pages/teaching/2007_syllabus/2007_readings/a13_Keller_1998.pdf

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TL;DW written with claude.ai from video transcription:

The video explores the evolution of altruistic behavior using computer simulations. It introduces the concept of "green beard altruism" - where organisms with a specific phenotype (e.g. a green beard) help others with the same phenotype. The simulations test whether genes for altruism can spread in a population.

Initially, a simple altruism gene goes extinct, even when the risk to altruists is made very low. Then a "green beard gene" is added, so altruists only help others with the same gene. This allows altruism to spread when the risk is moderate, but it goes extinct at higher risks. Finally, the "green beard" and altruism behaviors are split into two separate genes. This causes altruism to go extinct rapidly, showing green beard altruism is very fragile.

The video concludes that these simulations don't fully explain human altruism. The next video will cover "kin selection" based on Hamilton's rule, which may provide better insights.

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