This document is a brainstorming exercise.
This is the natural flip-side to Axelrod's famous simulation, which shows that a preference for not being the minority in an area would produce stark inequality. The question is what forces would we need to add to reduce or eliminate segregation?
What is there of general sociological importance here? If it's just about understanding the (very specific) segregation case in the US, it's nothing. This should be something more broad.
(De-)segregation online seems much more important. And the major thrust is probably individuals believing it's important to desegregate (culturally, ethnically, across all boundaries), and the proper tools to make that happen. This isn't a simulation problem, it's a communication and technological problem (the logical progression being rather too clear).