Re:The good delusion: has effective altruism broken bad?
by concordDance on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @06:25AM
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This is very wrong.
Most effective altruists are working on relatively near term things, like education in India or parasitic worms in Nigeria, those just aren't controversial and so get discussed less.
But long term projects like switching away from CO2 and to renewables can still be worth doing.
Most effective altruists are working on relatively near term things, like education in India or parasitic worms in Nigeria, those just aren't controversial and so get discussed less.
But long term projects like switching away from CO2 and to renewables can still be worth doing.