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Published Dec 9, 2024

146. Is There a Fair Way to Divide Us? | People I (Mostly) Admire

Math professor Moon Duchin delves into the complexities of gerrymandering and fair districting, offering mathematical solutions and innovative voting systems like ranked choice voting to enhance democratic representation, while also advocating for educational models that prioritize mastery and diversity in academia.

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- Why does education need reinvention as discussed in the episode #408: Can We Have Different Beliefs and Still Be Friends? with William Reusch and the clip Embracing Curiosity?
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- What do other guests think about the tension between diversity and meritocracy as discussed by Lex Fridman?
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- What is the main topic of the clip College Admissions Unpacked from the episode 1067: Higher Education | Skeptical Sunday?
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- What impact does academia have on society?
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- Are there alternatives to the Electoral College?
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- What should learning be like for kids?
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- Is diversity prioritized over merit in hiring and promotions?
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- What is a fair election?
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- What is the future of college according to the episode Adam Braun: Invest in Yourself to Create Your Future and the clip Shifting Education Landscape?
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- How can mastery be pursued?
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- Can a proportional system and a ranked voting system be combined in the same electoral system, or is that not possible?
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- Why is diverse hiring important?
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- Should we strive for diversity?
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- Why is diversity recruiting important?
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- What is the importance of a diverse talent pool?
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