🦍 Gorilla Fight Simulation 🥊

🧪 Simulation Formula Explained

The chance of humans defeating a silverback gorilla is calculated using a sigmoid probability curve based on the number of people adjusted by their team's effectiveness modifier.

The formula used for the probability of winning is:

P = 1 / (1 + e-0.3 * (effective_people - 15))

Where:

• effective_people = number of people × team modifier
• The "15" represents the threshold where the fight becomes balanced.

💪 Why Team Modifiers?

The modifiers are assumptions based on general group strength, size, training level, and physiological factors observed in different demographics:

• African American: 1.3 (Higher average muscle mass and power)
• European Asian: 1.1 (Moderate strength and endurance)
• Mixed / Team Alpha: 1.0 (Baseline)
• Team Beta, Gamma, Delta: Custom example groups with varying strength levels

⚠️ Please note: This is a hypothetical simulation and does not reflect real-life combat scenarios. The modifiers are based on broad physiological data and are not meant to stereotype or generalize individuals.