1. The First condition I am going to change is the probability of getting sick from an
interaction. I am going to turn the probability down to 10%, and I predict that the graph
will go up very slowly, but eventually, most people will get infected; it will just take a
while.
I was somewhat right as the graph slowly increased. However, I didn’t expect the slope
of the graph to decrease as the number of people not infected got smaller.
2. The next condition I am going to change is turning on the avoid feature, but turning the
infection probability to 100%. I think at first no one will really get infected, and the graph
will start out very flat, but once a couple of people get infected, I think the graph will
become exponential.
