PLEASE READ THIS! Conway's Game of Life is the most popular example of Cellular Automata. A cellular automaton is a grid of cells where the next generation is defined by a set of rules from their Moore neighborhood (8 cells around them). This cellular automaton by John Conway contains 2 states for every cell. Every green flag click, a new random board is generated, and advances through generations! This is a 33x33 grid. If a cell has 2 or 3 live neighbors, it will survive, otherwise it dies. If a dead cell has 3 live neighbors, it becomes alive. Also, offset horizontal grid wrapping is in the game and I can't figure out how to fix it.
John Horton Conway
