Let us briefly come back to the Deffuant's model and discuss the impact of noise on the dynamics of the model. There multiple ways to introduce the noise into the model, so here we will focus on the way proposed in [1].

We used to have more java applets dedicated to fractals before we have made transition to HTML5 technology. Sadly we haven't yet updated some of them to HTML5. One of the best looking applets, Mandelbrot Set applet, is still among those to be "updated". So this time we suggest an interesting video about this fractal set by Numberphile.

Here we continue our discussion on the Talent vs Luck model proposed in [1]. This time we offer you an app which allows you to explore quartile dynamics in this model.

Here we continue our discussion on the Talent vs Luck model proposed by [1]. This time we introduce capital redistribution strategies in to the model, unlike the original authors we do not allow policy makers to create capital - instead they must take from somebody and only then they can redistribute.

Here we continue our discussion on the Talent vs Luck model proposed by [1]. This time we show you the reason why this model is worthy of comparison to the kinetic exchange models. This model is capable of reproducing power-law wealth (capital in this model) distribution.