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apps/hashdotai/glossary/actor-model.mdx

@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ In the actor model, agents consist of **state**, have **behaviors**, and communi
 
 ## Actor-based implementation
 
-The same simulation shown in object-oriented form can easily be implemented using the actor-based framework in HASH. This simulation is available to view and run on [hIndex](https://hash.ai/@hash/random-coins). We start by initializing the simulation — specifying which agents should be created and setting their initial state. This may be performed declaratively as shown in `init.json` below.
+The same simulation shown in object-oriented form can easily be implemented using the actor-based framework in HASH. This simulation is available to view and run on [hIndex](https://simulation.hash.ai/@hash/random-coins). We start by initializing the simulation — specifying which agents should be created and setting their initial state. This may be performed declaratively as shown in `init.json` below.
 
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apps/hashdotai/glossary/schemas.mdx

@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ Schemas consist of two things:
 
 A property is an attribute, characteristic, or other value that may be ascribed to a _thing_.
 
-For example, the [person](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Person) schema contains:
+For example, the [person](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Person) schema contains:
 
-- the [`birthDate`](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/birthDate) property expressed as a [date](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Date);
-- the [`height`](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/height) property given as a [quantitative value](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/QuantitativeValue); and
-- the [`worksFor`](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/worksFor) property which expects an [organization](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Organization) (or to be blank).
+- the [`birthDate`](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/birthDate) property expressed as a [date](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Date);
+- the [`height`](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/height) property given as a [quantitative value](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/QuantitativeValue); and
+- the [`worksFor`](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/worksFor) property which expects an [organization](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Organization) (or to be blank).
 
 The _person_ schema also has dozens of other properties.
 
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Entities described by schemas may have their relationships captured as propertie
 
 But schemas themselves may also have relationships, which describe how they relate to other schemas.
 
-For example, [MedicalOrganization](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/MedicalOrganization) is a child (sub-type) of [Organization](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Organization). It has various sub-types of its own, including [Dentist](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Dentist), [Ho](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Hospital)[s](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Hospital)[pital](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Hospital), and [Pharmacy](https://hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Pharmacy).
+For example, [MedicalOrganization](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/MedicalOrganization) is a child (sub-type) of [Organization](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Organization). It has various sub-types of its own, including [Dentist](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Dentist), [Ho](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Hospital)[s](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Hospital)[pital](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Hospital), and [Pharmacy](https://simulation.hash.ai/@schema/schemas/Pharmacy).
 
 If a sub-type or top-level schema you require doesn’t exist, you can create one with HASH from scratch, or by [forking](https://hash.ai/glossary/fork) an existing one.