Programming
Programming noun - Setting an order and time for planned events.
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Simulation and programming are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Simulation" instead a noun "Programming".
Simulation
Simulation noun - The act of imitating the behavior of some situation or some process by means of something suitably analogous (especially for the purpose of study or personnel training).
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Programming and simulation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Programming" instead a noun "Simulation".
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This may be partially explained in the first 1950s simulation mission, as the pedestrians begin emitting nonsensical zombie-like moans once the President stops going along with the simulation, presumably because their programming is too simple to cope.
Source: Video Game / Saints Row IV -
The sequel goes even further, examining the theory of a holographic universe; namely that the universe could just be one big simulation, with the laws of physics being the programming and God being the virus that breaks them.
Source: Cosmic Horror Story - In Star Trek: The Next Generation, Data figures out he and Picard are trapped in a holodeck Enterprise when (the simulation of) Geordi catches a tool Data throws to him with his left hand, exposing a programming glitch Data was already aware of.
Source: A Sinister Clue
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