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The Most Good You Can Do

Book • 2015
Peter Singer's "The Most Good You Can Do" explores the concept of effective altruism, urging readers to maximize their positive impact on the world.

He argues for a rational and evidence-based approach to philanthropy, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and measurable results.

The book examines various charitable causes, analyzing their impact and suggesting ways to donate effectively.

Singer challenges conventional notions of charity, encouraging readers to consider the potential to save lives and alleviate suffering on a global scale.

He provides practical guidance on how individuals can make a significant difference through their donations.

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Mentioned in 4 episodes

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Dax Shepard
in a discussion about effective altruism and utilitarianism.
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Tyler Perry
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John Donvan
as the author of the book, explaining effective altruism.
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Does the Effective Altruism Movement Get Giving Right?
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Gary Gulman
as the author of a book that introduced him to the Helen Keller Foundation.
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152. Gary Gulman Returns: Mommy, Look!
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Ajeya Cotra
in relation to a quote about Julia Wise and effective altruism.
Critiquing Effective Altruism (with Michael Nielsen and Ajeya Cotra)
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Robert Cheeke
as a source of inspiration for his approach to effective altruism.
The Impactful Vegan with Robert Cheeke
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Spencer Greenberg
when discussing the interview with
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GPT-3
, referencing Singer's work in philosophy.
An interview with an A.I. (with GPT-3 and Jeremy Nixon)
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Robert Wright
in relation to effective altruism.
#101 – Robert Wright on using cognitive empathy to save the world

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