Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Stolastic turns population statistics into a steerable life
An interactive simulator draws a person from a chosen country’s statistics and reconstructs their life month by month.
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- People exploring population statistics through interactive simulations
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- Its population pipeline lists UN age-and-sex data, World Bank and ILO series, and health datasets from WHO, IHME, UNAIDS, and others.
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The settings attribute population inputs to UN projections and World Bank and ILO series, with health measures drawn from sources including IHME, WHO, and UNAIDS. They also distinguish curated elements—such as age shapes, occupation titles, and non-US name tables—from sourced statistics. The visible interface includes a ledger, resources, saved characters, and controls for stress and rest, but the underlying simulation rules are not described in the extracted text.
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