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Welcome to another episode of ELI5, where we unravel the intricacies of the seemingly complex concepts and theories out there. Today, we're diving into the world of socio-economic modeling—a realm where mathematics meets society—to discuss Schelling's Model of Segregation.
Imagine a checkerboard, but instead of black and white squares, you've got red and blue pieces: they could be people or households, in a city. The goal is to see how these pieces distribute themselves across the board when they each have a preference for neighboring similar colors—a simple, seemingly harmless…
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