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Hello, everyone.

This is Glenn Lowry, and you are listening or watching or both, The Glenn Show.

I'm a professor at Brown University, and my guest this week is Rajiv Setti, who is an economist.

He's a professor at Barnard College, Columbia University,

and an old friend colleague and co-author of mine.

So welcome to the Glenn Shaw, Rajah.

Thank you, Dean.

Rajiv is also the author of a newsletter at Subststack called Imperfect Information, which is a fascinating,

wide-ranging, and very thoughtful commentary on public policy issues from an information

economist and game theorist perspective,

I highly recommend it to anyone with interest

in that general area.

And recently had a post in which he made fascinating connections

between the subjects of self-censorship

and of identity passing.

And I wanted to talk, this is something that has interested me for many, many years,

and I wanted to talk with Rajiv about that and related matters.

So you want to tell us a little bit of Rajeev about what you're after in that discussion?

Sure, Glenn.

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