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by spicyusername
1296 days ago
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It's a shame a few really visible assholes are ruining the public's perception of what is otherwise very reasonable. The bit about making as much money money as you can is not at all what effective altruism is about, but as usual nuance is the first thing to go when social or traditional media reports on something. |
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Effective Altruism is not the same as Earning to Give, and I really wish that the distinction was being made more clear.
You can embrace EA to, for instance, make the most of the $1,000 you give to charity every year. There's nothing nefarious about asking "Where does this money do the most good?"
Earning to Give is a becoming a bit of a nightmare though as it's turning out that a lot of people embracing and pushing Earn to Give aren't giving as much as they're keeping, and aren't earning as much as they're stealing.