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include the bigger culture and also agents which belong to smaller culture sizes. 

Figure 3 shows a second computational experiment. Here, we have included the values of the same parameter < S > /A , but now as a function of the super-agent strength ϵ for three different values of q . In this case, noise has also been neglected. One and two- steps neighborhoods are included in panels a) and b) respectively. For the three values of q shown, a monoculture is strongly induced as ϵ increases due to the constant presence of the super-agent on the set of influence. The order of the curves according to the value of q is in correspondence with the order of the curves in Fig. 2 and the values of ϵ . As ϵ increases the super-agent becomes a factor of “normalization” making constant its own values in time along the dynamical evolution of the system. Even for q = 10, when the set 

