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t1
Simplified version of our main program.  Only implements one bar, nothing else( no strategy dropping, groups, mortality, multiple bars).  Game theory problems have an eventual solution-seemingly complex systems when viewed through the right medium have visible patterns

t2
t1 but with strategy dropping. Game theory problems will converge to an optimal solution after given number of turns based on inputted parameters.

t3
Literally only deaths-no bars, etc.  To show that a population of people given death dates based on gaussian distribution will start with a differing number of deaths per turn, but will eventually converge to the same number of deaths per turn.

t4
t2 while keeping track of number of cumulative wins of best scoring straegy per turn and cumulative average number of wins.  This shows that we can accurately guess who will win and thus people using our program will have a higher degree of success than random chance.

t5
t2 while keeping track of final strategy scores for each agent.  Shows that final strategies have a gaussian distribution- more agents have 'average' strategies than leading or lacking strategies.

t6
rock paper scissors.  Shows real world application of bar game.  The computer uses strategies, you are an agent, each choice (rock, paper, scissors) are bars.