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AJP (James Phillips) @ajamesphillips.com · 08/06/2026

Current UK wind turbine _farms_ Onshore average 19.3 mega watts, max 443 (Viking) Offshore average 315 mega watts, max 1320 (Hornsea 2) They'll be used as the starting point for players in the new National Energy Explorer serious game: wikisim.org/wiki/1272v30 (work in progress)

A map of the UK and its exclusive economic zone with the current wind farms plotted on it.

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 25/03/2026

You can now find which other pages reference a page:

Shows a wikisim page with the "Referenced by" button showing this page has been referenced by another page

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 25/03/2026

And for those interested in the design & dev side here's a rough design philosophy / use cases / user flows and the associated issue on GitHub: github.com/wikisim/wiki...

A rough design philosophy / use cases / user flows for the WikiSim alternatives feature

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 25/03/2026

Alternatives have landed! It's now possible to have a central concept like "Energy demand of heating water in UK" and have an alternative according to a political party, academic group, report, etc. Here's an example: Original: wikisim.org/wiki/1244 Alternative: wikisim.org/wiki/1248

Shows a page on WikiSim highlighting the new "Fork" or alternatives button where you can see and create alternatives of a page according to another person, group, book, report, political party, NGO, etc.

Shows the "alternatives" page for a page on WikiSim where existing alternatives of the page according to another person, group, book, report, political party, NGO, etc. are listed. Also highlights how to create a new alternative

Shows a page on WikiSim highlighting the label showing that this is an alternative according to a particular person, group, book, report, political party, NGO, etc. of another page.

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 25/03/2026

Alternatives have landed! It's now possible to have a central concept like "Energy demand of heating water in UK" and have an alternative according to a political party, academic group, report, etc.

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AJP (James Phillips) @ajamesphillips.com · 07/03/2026

Had a 🤦‍♂️ moment when I calculated the £ per person for the £500 million increase in GP funding as... drum roll... £7 per person and thought @wikisim.org was broken... nope WikiSim was fine, just my intuition was broken! 😂 wikisim.org/wiki/1198v2 ajamesphillips.com/blog/convers...

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Conversation Upgrade #3 - Extra Funding for Same-Day GP Appointments for Urgent Care

Another inadequate policy debate.

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AJP (James Phillips) @ajamesphillips.com · 22/02/2026

I've (finally!) produced an attempt at explaining what WikiSim is and what problem it's trying to solve. This is version 1 (or 3 depending on how you count it!). Thoughts, criticism, confusion, crickets, encouragement, excitement all very much appreciated 🙏

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What is WikiSim?

WikiSim is not like any website I know of. The best description I've got so far is "A Public Commons for Democratic Sense-Making"... I'm sure there's a better way to describe it and I'm open to suggestions!

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AJP (James Phillips) @ajamesphillips.com · 08/12/2025

Some of the experiences and thoughts that have been swirling around my head for a while now on how we help ourselves and each other to better understand our complex world and all the diverse array of opinions and viewpoints in it. I welcome your comments & feedback!

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How to unify conflicting perspectives - v1

Some initial thoughts on how one or more people can unify their conflicting perspectives.

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AJP (James Phillips) @ajamesphillips.com · 03/12/2025

This content is looking like the front page of @wikisim.org I was hoping it would become one day! The seeds of data driven surprise, cautious optimism, and challenges to do solved. More and better will come ☺️

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 28/11/2025

Talk from @ajp2.bsky.social on @wikisim.org at @bigmathsjam.bsky.social UK 2025! www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjS3... or if you want to see the original there's a link in the video's description.

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WikiSim at BigMathsJam 2025 (re-recorded)

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 24/11/2025

Got our first proper prototype sim on WikiSim! You can explore how to power to UK or Texas using the actual hourly electricity demand data from 2018 alongside wind and solar potential energy generation from www.renewables.ninja

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Big MathsJam @bigmathsjam.bsky.social · 22/11/2025

James Phillips presented WikiSim.org, (@wikisim.bsky.social) an open-source games platform for sharing mathsy games and puzzles.

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 17/11/2025

And 2. The Table and Graph view can be used by selecting data fields from the JSON output. Here is a 90 seconds example 👉 www.youtube.com/shorts/Kgz0S...

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WikiSim Data Visualisation: Graph & Table Views Explained

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 17/11/2025

This option is like cells in a spreadsheet row that use values from the previous row. 7 min tutorial 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=FObs...

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Stop Using Spreadsheets for Everything — How to Build Your First Model in WikiSim

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 17/11/2025

WikiSim now has three new features for building and exploring models: a "Use Previous Result" option, and a table and a graph view to complement the JSON data view. 1. You can now feedback the result of the model into the next iteration with the "Use Previous Result" option, as shown here ... 🧵

Screenshot from WikiSim with the "Use previous result" option enabled

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WikiSim @wikisim.org · 13/10/2025

First post! Excited to announce you can now upload your own games, simulations and interactive mini sites to WikiSim! For example here's Noughts and Crosses (Tic-Tac-Toe) wikisim.org/wiki/1031 It's been a long journey to get to this point 🌱 The end of the beginning awaits!...

A Noughts and Crosses (aka Tic-Tac-Toe and Xs and Os) game board mid play. It describes how this game is powered by the Noughts and crosses (Tic-tac-toe) game model code from WikiSim: https://wikisim.org/wiki/1021v6

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