Interactive Social Simulator
Societies signal
before they break.
An educational simulator. Move four structures and watch collapse and recovery play out in about 60 seconds.
Free, no sign-up, runs in the browser. Nothing leaves your device.
Four structures, each breakable on its own
One failing structure rarely topples a society. What topples it is several thinning at once.
PAGE 01
Information space
How fragmentation and adversarial framing erode the ability to agree.
PAGE 02
Local infrastructure
Cut redundancy and lost carriers advance invisibly in ordinary times.
PAGE 03
Cognitive recovery
What a society regains when the habit of checking returns.
PAGE 04
Decision-making
The same volume of voice lands differently depending on where it reaches.
Ready for the classroom
The teaching materials already exist. Bring them in as they are.
- Teacher guide — aims, how to run it, reactions to expect. Prints to A4
- Projection slides — nine of them, browser-only, readable even with JavaScript off
- Student worksheet — predict, experiment, observe, reflect. Made to write on
What this material holds itself to
Handling how societies break carries a responsibility for how it is written.
- No real place names, people, or live politics. Neither as criticism nor as praise. It speaks in abstracted types.
- Not about any particular society. It is designed as structure that any society can meet.
- It collects nothing. No sign-up, and what you do stays on your device.
- The formulas and thresholds are public. You can check the arithmetic, not just the conclusion.
For people who build
Open source. Feedback from actually using it matters most.
Bug reports, ideas, and stories from using it in class are welcome. Half-formed thoughts are fine.