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I know 59 seconds vs. 60 seconds is literally just one second, but man, this one felt good. 😂

I've been trying to get my fastest Time to Singularity under a minute for a while, and Run 255 finally did it:

59 seconds.

After spending so much time in the late-game grind, I really love that there are still little milestones like this to chase. Watching all those accumulated upgrades, resets, events, and optimizations eventually shave off that one stubborn second is ridiculously satisfying.

Just wanted to share this one with people who understand why seeing 59s on that stats screen made me so happy. 😅

Onward. 🫡

Hit #330 globally at Research Level 90 today, and I just wanted to take a second to appreciate it. My best score so far has been #71...

I know at the end of the day Cell to Singularity is a game, but this one has genuinely been different for me. I’ve learned an absurd amount from playing it—biology, evolution, astronomy, history, technology, paleontology, social science, and a hundred random subjects I probably never would have gone looking for otherwise.

Half the time a node teaches me something interesting and I end up disappearing down a rabbit hole reading about it for the next hour. 😂

Then somewhere along the way, learning became grinding, grinding became optimizing, and now apparently I’m 330th in the world.

That feels fucking cool.

There are still 329 people ahead of me, Research Level 91 is still staring me in the face, and I’m nowhere near finished. But I think it’s worth occasionally stopping the grind long enough to look backward and appreciate how far you’ve actually come.

So yeah. #330. 🫡

Need to beat #71.

Back to work.

Top 10 is still out there... 🌌

Baron Von Mjolnir

(CHINESE MANTIS) Absolutely GOATED Auto-clicker!

Nailed it!

Finally made the global Top 250.

Legitimately. 😅

Time Chambers, patience, and way too much optimization. Looking forward to what's next.

Not sure how many people know this, but I found a way to keep Nanobots moving during Exploration Events.

If your Exploration Event Nanobots are on cooldown, switch back to the Primary Simulation, activate them there, then return to the event.

The Nanobots carry over and activate without waiting for the event timer.

Small optimization, but every boost counts.

See you all in the simulation. 🫡

Finally broke into the global Top 500 at Research Level 90.

Huge respect to everyone — the grind is REAL!

Next goal is Top 100.

Keeping all four pillars growing: Metabits, Entropy, Ideas, Knowledge.

Keeping the simulation runs and all four pillars balanced is key — no bottlenecks, only growth.

See you all in the simulation. 🫡

Couldn't help but to buy it. It helped that I have over 11,000 logits in the bank 😅

Barely in the top 1,500? 😳🙄 embarrassing!

Couldn’t resist the ×2 Ocean Life boost.

Metabit numbers are getting absurd and the crustacean branch is officially thriving.

Current objective: 🎯 Level 87 → Mantis Shrimp

The crustacean economy expands!

The idea was inspired by the Tardigrade augment (which I absolutely loved when it released), and it felt like a natural fit for Cells to Singularity — tiny, resilient, weird, science-y, and capable of surviving extreme environments… even space.

I tried to keep it simple and readable while following the existing Cyclops nanobot silhouette/style so it would feel like it could actually exist in-game.

I present to you the Tardigrade Nanobot! Made by IPad, not slop!