Maybe instead of forcing segregation, or forcing integration, freedom of association could be tried?
Maybe instead of forcing segregation, or forcing integration, freedom of association could be tried?
Conversely, if you mix two fluids which have a segregating force, you don't expect them to stay mixed. Intrinsic properties of the fluids drive the level of segregation - anything else is just temporary.
But maybe I'm just a physicist overreaching beyond my field. Why do you believe initial condition is important?
[edit: simulations posted elsewhere in the thread agree with this: http://ncase.me/polygons/ ]
As it stands, today Palestinian's are in camps, today Ethiopian Jews are deported, and all the while the past sins of the gentiles are ever decried on the airwaves.
No?
Okay then.
While he's at it, though, I really hope he's going to explain how I'm wrong, and not just blow his whistle, scream about fallacies, and say it's a five yard penalty, still second down.