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Thomas Schelling

Segregation model

Economist who developed one of the first cellular automata demonstrations: showing how segregation of agents will emerge as a phenomena due to simple rules that, in and of themselves, do not appear to be strongly linked to segregation outcomes.

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The Logic of Life: Racial segregation

The Logic of Life: Racial segregation and Thomas Schelling's chessboard model. Explained by Tim Harford

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