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The Ultimate Fate of Life Is Not Shared
The limit set of Conway's Game of Life collects the configurations that can still appear at arbitrarily late times: those admitting predecessors of every finite depth. Answering a question of Salo and Törmä (ICALP 2022), we prove that two fixed finite patterns can each occur in the limit set, yet ca
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