Knowledge Network Simulator
Interactive 3D knowledge-network simulator: watch article topics join a force-directed graph, linked by shared themes, with link strength, repulsion and growth rate tunable in real time.
A blog is a living network of ideas: each new article joins the ones already published, connected wherever their themes overlap. This simulator visualizes that process directly — topic nodes representing subjects like VR in education, quantum computing, CRISPR and dark matter appear over time and link to related neighbours, while a force-directed physics model (spring attraction along shared-theme edges, electrostatic repulsion between every pair of topics) settles the whole graph into a natural layout in real time. Adjust link strength, repulsion and growth rate to see how quickly clusters of related ideas form and how densely the network of knowledge can grow.
Interactive 3D knowledge-network simulator: article topics join a force-directed graph over time, linked by shared themes, with link strength, repulsion and growth rate tunable in real time.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install