Hello everyone, I'm very excited to announce a forthcoming public event.

This will be a conversation with Sam Altman of Y Combinator.

Yes, the Sam Altman, the great amazing judge of talent.

This will be January 28th, Downtown San Francisco.

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Today I am here with Rebecca Cucla, who is a professor of philosophy and a senior research

scholar in the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown.

She has formal academic training not only in philosophy, but also in geography, health

policy, wine, classical ballet, and she competes as a nationally sanctioned, amulet

or in powerlifting and boxing.

Her two main books are, first, Mass hysteria, medicine culture, and mother's bodies, and

second, yo, and lo, the pragmatic topography of the space of reasons co-authored with

Mark Lance.

She has a forthcoming book, City Living, How Urban Spaces and Urban Dwellers Make One Another,

Coming Out From Oxford University Press.

And overall, her main areas of research expertise are social epistemology, philosophy of language,

of applied philosophy of science, bioethics, and feminist and anti-appressive thought.

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