TED: 3 ways we can redesign cities for equity and inclusion | Vishaan Chakrabarti

The video explores the decision-making processes behind political violence, using the story of two women in 1957 as a case study. The speaker, a behavioral historian, shares personal experiences and research findings on how habits and information bubbles contribute to violence. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the ecology of decisions and encourages viewers to break out of information bubbles, focus on commonalities, and stop contributing to violent ecologies.

How does the speaker suggest we can change our trajectory regarding political violence?

What does the speaker mean by saying that political violence is not culturally endemic?

What lessons can be learned from the stories of the two women regarding societal polarization?

How can understanding the decision-making processes of individuals involved in violence help prevent future incidents?