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Where is user Thomas? He should have some nice stuff to show I presume
Well, yes. I (and not me alone) have evolved bunch of things and keep evolving them.
What shocked even me, is the possibility of evolving 3D crosswords, 7 or 8 characters wide. I mean, there are about 10^400 combinations of English words in such a cube. And maybe 10^100 consistent solutions. I am not aware of any intelligent program which is able to construct one.
Yet, it's possible to artificially evolve one such a crossword per minute on a PC. Digital evolution is an underestimated way for doing things. Why? I don't know and don't even care. I know I don't underestimate it. Never have.
https://protokol2020.wordpress.com/2014/08/02/6x6x6-word-cube/