The Chopping Block: Why Lenders Didn't Liquidate Alameda When It Was Underwater - Ep. 421
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The Rise and Fall of Effective Altruism
This chapter examines the controversial ascent and subsequent downfall of a figure within the effective altruism movement, focusing on his substantial financial contributions and the shifting perceptions of his actions. It critiques the principles and moral implications of effective altruism, questioning the prioritization of future utility over present human welfare. The discussion also highlights the effects of recent scandals on the movement and its cultural applications, igniting a debate on the philosophy's authenticity and efficacy.
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