I give these questions a crack in this short essay on the Prindle Post: http://www.prindlepost.org/2015/10/when-is-it-rational-to-trust-a-stranger/

Philosophers! Anyone interested in the study of philosophy is invited to the UAlbany Minorities and Philosophy (M.A.P) social on Friday, October 9 at 3 pm. The M.A.P. e-board has put together a number of posters with information about what philosophy majors do after graduation. Refreshments will be served.MAPS social FALL15

http://dailynous.com/2015/09/04/salaries-of-philosophy-majors-over-time/

“ It’s not terribly surprising to see those graduates doing well in the labor market. We’ve seen quite a few executives—CEOs, VPs of Strategy—who studied philosophy as their undergrad program” – Lydia Frank, Payscale

On September 11-12 I’ll be presenting “Self-Deception As Unwitting Pretense” at the Young Philosophers Lecture Series at DePauw University. I’ll also be giving an introductory lecture on theories of self-deception.

Looking forward to what looks like a great line-up! My talk is on Friday at 10:20 am in DIBS Auditorium. It’s part of the session “Belief and Its Cousins”.

http://www.socphilpsych.org/meetings.html

Participants include Justin Clarke-Doane (Columbia), Alex Worsnip (Yale/NYU/Chapel HIll), Kate Nolfi (Vermont), Ram Neta (Chapel Hill), Nishi Shah (Amherst), Jim Pryor (NYU), Paul Boghossian (NYU), and myself.
Here’s the Workshop Poster. The event is organized by David Barnett.