you mean, something like this? :) 
use Storable 'dclone';for$y(0..23){$l[$_][$y]=int(rand 7)?0:1for(0..79
+)}while(1){@f=@{dclone\@l};print"\033[2J";for$y(0..23){for$x(0..79){p
+rint$l[$x][$y]?O:" ";$n=0;for $h(-1..1){!$_&&!$h or$n+=$l[($x+$_)%79]
+[($y+$h)%23]for-1..1}$l[$x][$y]?$n<2||$n>3?$f[$x][$y]=0:0:$n==3?$f[$x
+][$y]=1:0}print$/}@l=@{dclone\@f};sleep 1}

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