Neurons — neuron firing simulation
Two nearby neuron fields linked by only a handful of short bridge connections. Click starts a session — nearest neuron fires, then pulses spill unpredictably between the two clusters.
How it works
Two nearby neuron fields. Each field connects densely to its own 6 nearest neighbors, but the two fields only talk through 10 short bridge links.
Click starts a session: the nearest neuron fires, sends pulses along outbound edges, and the sparse bridges let activity jump unpredictably from one field into the other. Each neuron fires once per session; the next click resets every counter.
Fired neurons stay lit for 3 propagation steps, then fade over ~600ms.