June 2011 (UTC) 

 One final point I missed; 

 Point 4. "The source code is 16,000 lines long, which cannot possibly perform meaningful simulation activities, or require a decade of dedicated labor to write." 

 Actually the typical platform implementation is 13,000 lines or less. This is in large part due to continuous refactoring and reuse. Noble Ape is an example of multiple mathematical elements being used for different purposes. Perhaps review the analysis of this in IEEE Graphics and Applications, March/April 2004. 

 For the record, the anonymous poster clearly doesn't know the record of Noble Ape. 

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