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A student author discusses a new book covering Silicon Valley practices and a past research integrity case. The interview appears in a recent podcast episode.
theconversation.comA podcast episode features an interview with a student author about a new book titled How to Rule the World. The book examines practices in Silicon Valley and returns to the author's prior work exposing a research integrity breach.
The discussion is conducted by a books and media editor.
The episode is presented as the latest installment in an ongoing podcast series. Listeners can access the episode through the platform where it was posted.
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