25 May 2019
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Robin Hanson (George Mason University, Overcoming Bias) and Simon DeDeo (Carnegie Mellon University, Santa Fe Institute)
- Robin’s “futarchy” political system: Vote on values, bet on beliefs . 00:04
- Speculation and the first great failures of modern markets . 09:52
- Robin: Speculative markets are best at aggregating data . 17:24
- Polling during the 2016 election as analogy for predictive markets . 27:13
- What Blu-Ray DVDs can tell us about speculative markets . 34:24
- Is the gender pay gap the product of a rational market? . 52:14
- Robin’s solution to ineffective CEOs who are left in charge too long . 1:08:30
- What’s better than a market? Democracy, Simon says . 1:22:48
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Recorded:Sep 7
Posted:Sep 13, 2018
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