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@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ This new iteration of the project focuses on solving the problems of the first:
 - removing evolution limits (such as brain size)
 - allowing different species to mate and produce possibly stable children
 - speed: trying to get the simulation to be as fast as possible on consumer grade hardware
+- multiplatform: allowing many platforms to execute the simulation
 - concurrency: try to enable the maximum concurrency when simulating the world, to the point that multiple
   networked computers may collaborate and work together to simulate a world faster or help each other into
   achieving meaningful results faster.
-- the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) being required to execute the implementation
 
 #### Possible Applications
 
@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ This new iteration of the project focuses on solving the problems of the first:
 - bragging about having designed and implemented such a simulation
 - figuring out wether it would actually work
 - distributing a creative alternative to a fish tank
+- distributing an interactive game where the objective is to evolve the smartest creatures
 
 ### World
 
@@ -232,7 +233,7 @@ A sidebar has controls to handle simulation speed and pausing and other informat
 
 ## Implementation
 
-The rust programming language is the best suited for a variety of reasons, namely:
+The rust programming language is quite suited for a variety of reasons, namely:
 
 - it is a fast language, well suited for performance intensive tasks
 - it has a package manager that allows a programmer to focus on writing the code, not
@@ -245,6 +246,15 @@ But most importantly:
 - it is built with a focus on type safety, concurrency and thread safety
 - it's impossible to compile a thread unsafe concurrent program with the rust reference compiler 
 
+However, it has also some issues:
+
+- there is no GUI toolkit or game engine or anything similar advanced enough to ensure smooth cross platform user interface development
+- I don't know the rust programming language very well (not a big problem though)
+- its lower level nature (compared to java) would make development slower
+- it's very hard to write a multithreaded program in rust due to the compiler being extremely limiting by refusing to compile programs with a chance to cause segfaults or race conditions
+
+Java would solve those issues, also maintaining most of rust's advantages. I'll eventually decide what to do.
+
 ### Simulation iteration evaluation algorithm
 
 - __MT__: manager/main thread, controls the flow, HIGHEST PRIORITY
@@ -280,7 +290,9 @@ It's probably not as fast as it gets, but it should be decent
 
 __Note:__ the bigger a machine, the slower it reacts to inputs because signals need more time to travel through the body
 
-### Structs, traits and methods
+## Rust implementation
+
+Quick and dirty scheme to keep track of things.
 
 - world (class), keeps all information about a world
 - structure (trait)