List<List<Cell>> matrix = new ArrayList<>();

        // ListOfFuckingLists Grid population version  1
        List<Cell> row1 = new ArrayList<>(1);
        row1.add(new Cell(false));
        row1.add(new Cell(false));
        row1.add(new Cell(false));
        matrix.add(row1);

        List<Cell> row2 = new ArrayList<>(2);
        row2.add(new Cell(false));
        row2.add(new Cell(false));
        row2.add(new Cell(false));
        matrix.add(row2);

        List<Cell> row3 = new ArrayList<>(2);
        row3.add(new Cell(false));
        row3.add(new Cell(false));
        row3.add(new Cell(false));
        matrix.add(row3);


        // ListOfFuckingLists Grid population version  2
        matrix.add(Arrays.asList(new Cell(false),new Cell(false),new Cell(false)));


        // ListOfFuckingLists Grid iteration Version 1
        for (int i=0; i<matrix.size();i++){
            System.out.println(matrix.get(i));
        }


        // Finnes det en mer effektiv måte å behandle dynamiske lister på(i game of life context)??
		// slik som denne gode gamle loop i loopen

		for(int x = 0; x < rows; x++){
			for(int y= 0; y < cols; y++){
				// Do something
			}
		}

		while(iterator.hasNext()) ??