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This does not actually simulate the conflicted commerce and trading patterns of a city, but would you be able to tell the difference?
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require 'faker'
f = File.open('text.md', 'w')
# ###Reference: https://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/2298391. Point is to log output to a text file
# #for debugging purposes.
old_out = $stdout
$stdout = f
###
non_betrayal_action = {
"eat a hamburger" => "produce the best hamburger known to man",
"learn Haskell" => "teach him Haskell",
"build a house" => "come up with a blueprint for the house",
"hack into a super-computer mainframe" => "sell Zero-Day vulnerabilities",
"buy a book" => "give a list of all the best books in the city",
"understand the meaning of the Golden Falcon" => "produce a peer-reviewed paper showing the history of the Golden Falcon"
}
betrayal_action = {
"murder" => "kill the victim and make it look like an accident",
"blackmail" => "gather evidence on the victim",
"steal money from" => "break into the victim's house and steal the valuables"
}
def did_wrong_thing
["'gave me a counterfeit, worthless Falcon'", "'did not thank me for my valuable service'","'forced me to write ugly code'"].sample
end
past_person = "#{Faker::Name.name}"
current_person = "#{Faker::Name.name}"
next_person = "#{Faker::Name.name}"
action = nil
past_action = nil
counter = 0
puts "One day, #{past_person} decided to send his/her best friend, #{current_person}, a gift. #{current_person} received a Golden Falcon."
while counter <= 10
personality = rand(1..2)
if personality == 1 #does not want to betray his friend
until action != past_action
action = non_betrayal_action.keys.sample
end
puts "#{current_person} desired to #{action}."
puts "#{current_person} knew of a person (#{next_person}) who would #{non_betrayal_action[action]}."
else #wants to betray his best friend
until action != past_action
action = betrayal_action.keys.sample
end
puts "#{current_person} wanted to #{action} #{past_person} because #{past_person} #{did_wrong_thing}."
puts "#{current_person} knew of a person (#{next_person}) who would #{betrayal_action[action]}."
end
puts "#{current_person} decided to trade the Golden Falcon for this valuable service.\n"
past_person = current_person
current_person = next_person
past_action = action
next_person = "#{Faker::Name.name}"
counter += 1
end
puts "#{current_person} was hungry. #{current_person} decided to eat the Golden Falcon."
##Reference: https://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/2298391, point is to close the File once you have
##finished logging everything you want to log.
f.close
$stdout = old_out
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