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by ceras
4087 days ago
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I think both you and the article are in-line with effective altruism (the movement). The crux of EA is objectively and dispassionately deciding what causes do the most good with your scarce resources (time & money) and deciding how to best support them. Reasonable people will disagree on whether working in the industry or donating profits from a higher-paying industry will work better for you. Education isn't a popular EA cause but whether it is or isn't optimal depends on the change you think your start-up will have contrasted against what impact you could have elsewhere. Check out https://80000hours.org for a way more in-depth exploration of the different career-related EA strategies. |
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