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===== Agents are more suitable for representing anything that has the capacity to change in a dynamic, purposeful, or autonomous manner. Their defining feature is that they choose to change, based on internal states, goals, feedback, and learning. In contrast, entities might change, but their change is typically external-driven or rule-based, without the same level of autonomy or intentionality. ===== In contexts where autonomy, adaptation, and learning are involved in the change process, agents provide the richer framework for understanding and modeling that change. If change occurs in a passive or external-driven way, then entities might suffice. Would you like to dive deeper into modeling specific types of change, or perhaps explore how agents and entities interact in certain environments?
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