Computer Modeling Religious Violence

The video discusses the Modeling Religion project, which uses data from the humanities and social sciences to create computer models that simulate religious dynamics. These models help understand religious violence, sacred values, and social dynamics, providing insights for policy-making. The project relies on experts in various fields to gather data, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration. The video also explores how sacred values can lead to conflicts, using the example of Jerusalem. Finally, it examines how cultural dynamics influence social policy and societal structures.

What is the primary purpose of the Modeling Religion project?

What role do experts in various fields play in the Modeling Religion project?

How do sacred values differ from other types of values in the context of religious studies?

In what ways can the findings from the Modeling Religion project impact social policy?

What challenges do societies face regarding leadership and decision-making as discussed in the text?