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Farhan Khan

Vampire Apocalypse Calculator - How to survive a Vampire Apocalypse with science?

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Here's a geeky tool for Halloween that lets you calculate chances of Humans against Vampires. (There are very few). Recruiting more slayers can help, but not when the Vampire food supplies are walking around shopping at Tesco every weekend. Go crazy!

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Farhan Khan
Hunter
Happy Halloween Hunters! It's time to join the Slayer Army. The amazing Dominik Czernia, a Nuclear Physics Ph.D. student from Krakow and a big sucker for vampires (pun intended) just built this Vampire Apocalypse Calculator based on a mathematical study on differential equations. It features some preset scenarios from famous fiction novels, inspired by Bram Stoker's Dracula, Stephen King's Salem's Lot and Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles among many more. BUT HOLD ON...THE FUN HAS JUST BEGUN. You can even imagine a vampire scenario, set yourself a problem and see if you can find a solution using one or all of the different vampire models. For example, suppose you’re a single vampire in a city of one million people. Can you create a family of vampires that survive without wiping out the humans? How big can your family get? What happens if vampire slayers rise up to stop you? Or are you building the slayer army? it's up to you. Czernia's calculator lets you DESIGN DIFFERENT TYPES OF VAMPIRES, put them in different situations and find out whether they can survive without killing off their human food supply. In other words, if you like vampires, you can have a bloody good time with this calculator. This is his collaboration with The Omni Calculator Project, there are around 892 more fun, free and simple tools to geek out.
Emily Hodgins
@farhan_khan23 Salem's Lot was one of the first books I read that actually terrified me. I loved it! Maybe time for a reread. 🧛🏻‍♀️
Emily Hodgins
@farhan_khan23 read it :) I love a Vampire read. Made a li'l collection a while back, let me know any I should add https://www.producthunt.com/@ejs...
Farhan Khan
Hunter
@ejsnowdon You must add 'Carmilla' by Sheridan Le Fanu to that list, an old one but still a female vampire as protagonist might pique some interest.
Emily Hodgins
@farhan_khan23 oh great! Thanks for the tip I've not read that one yet and I am years overdue a new vampire read. :)
Ivan Burban
You are great, guys! I love your product!
Mateusz Mucha
Maker
@ivan_burban Thank you, Ivan :-)
Dominik Czernia
Thanks Farhan! My imagination has no limit since childhood and I try to combine it with my passion: physics. I have written so many fictional books in my mind during the creation of this calculator 😂
Al Gepé
@dominik_czernia1 so when are those books becoming a reality? 😏 Awesome calculator, BTW 👌
Valeria Orlova
Hahaha what are you guys doing??? This is amazing lol. @farhan_khan23 @dominik_czernia @mateusz_mucha great work! :)
ГАЯНА ОРЛОВА
This is so satisfying. I have been playing around with it and it seems like they cracked never ending possibilities. Perfect halloween geekiness!
Juan Sarmiento
It's really nice to play with distopic futures, love it!
Alex Martinez
This looks awesome!
Geoffrey de Rivera
An excellent tribute to Anne Rice Novels! Made me rewatch Interview w the Vampire tonight!
Farhan Khan
Hunter
@9io that's amazing. I would recommend a really funny one "What we do in the shadows" if you haven't seen it already please do.
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