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Devon Strolovitch

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As seen in: KALW-FM (San Francisco, CA), Philosophy Talk Starters, Flipboard, The World from PRX, NewsBreak, WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA), Dispatches from Kolkata
Sundays 4-6 pm @KALW 91.7 FM in SF. Senior Producer @philtalkradio. Past editor @climateone, @motherjonesfood. Also medieval Portuguese in Hebrew script.
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Labor Day Blues

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By Devon Strolovitch Verified
| Dispatches from Kolkata
Songs of blood, sweat, and toil on the eve of Labor Day, along with a musical welcome to the new(ish) ninth month - Sunday, September 6 at 4:00 pm.
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Why be reasonable?

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By Devon Strolovitch Verified
| Dispatches from Kolkata
“You’re being unreasonable.” “Reasonable doubt.” The “reasonable person” standard. Talk of reasonableness is everywhere we turn, but what does it actually come to? What makes something reasonable, as opposed to unreasonable? And why does it matter? Could we hope for a society full of reasonable people, or is that an unreasonable thing to ask? Josh and guest-host Lanier Anderson get sensible with their Stanford colleague Krista Lawlor, author of Being Reasonable: The Case for a Misunderstood Virtue.
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What is Game Theory?

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By Devon Strolovitch Verified
| Dispatches from Kolkata
Game theory is a set of mathematical techniques for thinking about how people should choose when their choices interact. But real people aren’t exactly rational actors. Can a mathematical model explain real-world decisions? How can game theorists account for the fact that we don’t always know each other—or ourselves? Josh and Ray play no games with economist Jonathan Levin, President of Stanford University. Sunday, August 16 at 11 am. Philosophy Talk philosophyEconomy, Business & Labor
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