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Philosophical Ethics: Hobbes On The Source Of Authority

October 4, 2009 – 3:57 pm

In a series of posts this semester, I am blogging all (or almost all) the lecture topics for the two Philosophical Ethics classes I am teaching this semester. Each of these posts primarily explicates the reading or a theme that dominated class discussion in a way that should be accessible to novices (such as my [...]

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How Game Theory Explains Why Cigarette Companies Agreed To Ban On Cigarette Ads In The 60s

October 1, 2009 – 4:41 pm

A fascinating brief video applying the prisoner’s dilemma to a famous business situation. Your Thoughts?

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