Doing Good Badly? Philosophical Issues Related to Effective Altruism (D. Phil Thesis)
I’ve now passed the D. Phil. In the (unlikely) event anyone wants to read it, it can be found here. Here’s the […]
I’ve now passed the D. Phil. In the (unlikely) event anyone wants to read it, it can be found here. Here’s the […]
Co-written with Peter Singer. This is cross-posted from Project Syndicate, where it originally appeared.
PRINCETON – Just a […]
[This was originally posted on the EA forum]
I argue that mental illness may be one of the world’s […]
60 word summary: I spent two and half years trying to start a startup I thought might do lots of good. It failed. […]
First published as part of the Huffington Post’s Apocalypse series.
How bad is the end of the world? It’s well, the end of the world, […]
Abstract: All plausible moral theories agree increasing the happiness of currently existing people during their lifetimes is intrinsically good. Despite, or perhaps because of, this agreement, […]
Co-written with Peter Singer. This is cross-posted from Project Syndicate, where it original appeared.
If we can prevent great suffering at no […]
Many people interested in effective charity worry about whether it’s better to give now or invest and give later. I’ve realised there is an additional […]
Abstract: If we want to maximise happiness we should establish what the full range of options are first and then pick the best ones. As no […]
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Over the past year or so I’ve become steadily more aware of and annoyed by a phenomeon I’m going to call, for lack […]