A fuse is a wick that burns at one end, and examples include the baker, the beacon maker, and the washer woman.
A fuse is a wick that burns at one end, and examples include the baker, the beacon maker, and the washer woman. The anvil, the corner, the dove, and the long bookend are all examples of induction coils, while the rabbit, the acorn, and the switch engine are all examples of methuselahs. More famous objects include spaceships and guns, as well as puffers which are like spaceships but leave behind debris. The beacon, the flip-flop, and the blinker are two-period oscillators in, for 10 points, what mathematical game invented in 1970 by John Conway?
A fuse is a wick that burns at one end, and examples include the baker, the beacon maker, and the washer woman.
the game of {Life} [or {Conway’s Game of Life}; or any variant using {Conway} and {Life}]