Habitat and Urban Dynamics: Segregation, Relocation, Oppression

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Description

This lecture explores the impact of individual biases on societal segregation using a playful simulation with polygons. It demonstrates how small preferences for diversity can prevent large-scale segregation, emphasizing the importance of active measures to promote integration and diversity.

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