> [!NOTE] > The goal of this note is to discuss a difference between the way I do my research and the way other researchers do. See [[How my approach is different]] for more differences. This is a special case of [[Communicate results to the public in a fun, down-to-earth way]]. The experiments that I make are games that are played by the computer. This means that I have a the opportunity to display them on a nice web interface where people can view them like a video, and in the future possibly see more layers of data that go beyond a video. I've done that with an experiment from 2020: [GridRoyale](https://grid-royale.herokuapp.com/). I really like this, because then people can play with the experiments and get a better feel for them. I could easily send experiments to other researchers to get their opinion without asking them to install lots of Python packages, which often gets complicated. If I could make a framework that would let software developers who don't know anything about research to run their own experiments, that would also be a big advantage.