In comparison, the solar system model of Bill Nye and of that in the Second Life video, the two differ in one major category: in that Bill Nye's exists in reality and the Second Life exists digitally. Because of that, Nye's model has physical constraints of what it can do, while the Second Life model can do anything the game will allow, such as floating in orbit.
If the number of wolves increased in the simulation, I would hypothesize that since the increase in bunnies did nothing in the end run as the grass completely controlled the population, the same would happen with the wolves, especially since the number of their food, or the bunnies, hasn't changed. Therefore, I predict that the wolves will not only fail to live forever, but will die
If the number of wolves increased in the simulation, I would hypothesize that since the increase in bunnies did nothing in the end run as the grass completely controlled the population, the same would happen with the wolves, especially since the number of their food, or the bunnies, hasn't changed. Therefore, I predict that the wolves will not only fail to live forever, but will die