added rulesets and interesting world to readme

README.md

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 # Game Of Life
 The Game of Life (an example of a cellular automaton) is played on an infinite two-dimensional rectangular grid of cells. Each cell can be either alive or dead. The status of each cell changes each turn of the game (also called a generation) depending on the statuses of that cell's 8 neighbors. Neighbors of a cell are cells that touch that cell, either horizontal, vertical, or diagonal from that cell.
 
-### Reminder of basic game of life rules
+### Reminder of basic game of life rules by 
 1. Any living cell with strictly fewer than two living neighbors dies (referred to
 as underpopulation or exposure).
 
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 2. Loop
 The gride technicaly has no sides. The left handside is connected to the right one, the top to the bottom.
 All 4 corners cells are nearby cells of each others.
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+- 
+
+### Rule Sets
+
+1. Basic John Conway's Rule
+The basic rule set described above
+world advised: conwaySingleShotCannon.csv backRake.csv glider.csv gliderTrain.csv gosperGlidergun.csv r_pento.csv
+
+2. Blob Rule
+A modification of john conway's game of life with much more birth and survive value, very good to play around with sheeps if you want them to starve a bit but not too much
+
+3. Grass for sheeps Rule
+give many grass for sheeps to eat from, very good to play with hunting wolves
+
+4. Hash Life Rule
+game of life with more birthing values
+
+5. Gas Rule
+Uses a Highest neighbour instead of a count near. gas excite (explode) when one of his neighbour is excited, and takes 5 turns to return to an excitable state.
+Inspired by this video from Steve Mould [Bizarre travelling flame discovery](https://youtu.be/SqhXQUzVMlQ?t=418)
+world advised: randomFive.csv interestingGas.csv densityStyle.csv
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+
 ## Color Reference
 
 | Color             | HEX                                                                |   RGB |