Moon Duchin on Fair Voting and Random Walks

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

2

Math and Feminist Epistemology

04:16 • 2min

3

The Lemma Is Broken, Is It Really a Theorem?

06:44 • 2min

4

Theoretical Math Paper - Is Your Theorem Right?

08:29 • 2min

5

What Happens When Something Is Found to Be Wrong?

10:50 • 5min

6

What Happens if You Randomly Twist a Surface for a Really Long Time?

16:17 • 4min

7

Redistricting - Partition Problem?

20:19 • 3min

8

The Idea of Districts in Representative Democracy

23:45 • 2min

9

Quanta Magazine Science Podcast

26:10 • 2min

10

The Space of All Possible Ways of Making Maps

28:30 • 2min

11

Is There a Space Between Thousands and Thousands of Ways to Draw a Map of Ad Districts?

30:34 • 2min

12

Optimizing a Redistricting Problem

32:11 • 5min

13

The Democratic Favoring Jerry Mander in Massachusetts

36:42 • 2min

14

Random Walks

38:42 • 2min

15

The New Twitter Map Is Not Really Jerry Mandering

40:56 • 3min

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What Do You Value?

43:42 • 7min