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The Most Good You Can Do

Peter Singer's new book on effective altruism

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Peter Singer
@petersinger
I'm out of time, everyone, sorry.. Thanks for the questions, and I hope you found the answers helpful. For more info, please get hold of The Most Good You Can Do, or go to www.thelifeyoucansave.org or www.effectivealtruism.org.

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Peter Singer
@petersinger
Form an EA group in your school or on your college campus. Help to educate yourselves and others about issues like global poverty, climate change, factory farming, etc, and about the different groups working on these issues. You can volunteer for some of the organizations working on these issues. And even if you don't have much money, you can still start g… See more
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Erik Torenberg
@eriktorenberg · Former Product Hunt
Peter Singer, legendary thinker and author, is going to be giving an AMA in this post at 3 PM PST. Let's ask him some great questions. Also, to join the book club, where you'll hear about all of our AMA's and picks for the month, join below. producthuntbookclub.com ph-bookclub.slack.com (the book for May, just announced, is @ryanholiday's Obstacle Is The … See more
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Peter Singer
@petersinger
I'm out of time, everyone, sorry.. Thanks for the questions, and I hope you found the answers helpful. For more info, please get hold of The Most Good You Can Do, or go to www.thelifeyoucansave.org or www.effectivealtruism.org.
Jonathan Archer
@jonarcher · Freelance
Loved your TED Talk and I look forward to reading this book. Q: Presuming that people who run charities / non-profits are Good People, what factors make so many of them ineffective? And how might we go about changing that?
Ross Rojek
@sacbookreviewer · CTO, GoLocalApps.com, Apptoolkit.io
What do you think about competition between both non-profits and B corps and then for profit businesses in the same field?