Schelling's segregation model: ask for 30% same-color neighbors, end up with 75% changedclaude-science/example-gallery/soc-schelling-small
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33> Ask for 30% same-color neighbors, end up with about 75%: the textbook computer version of Thomas Schelling's 1971 idea.
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