Peter Singer is a renowned philosopher known for his influential work in applied ethics and Effective Altruism. Joining him is Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek, who specializes in the implications of ethical terminology. They delve into a balanced view of capitalism, advocating for reform rather than abolition. The conversation highlights the importance of pragmatic ethics in addressing issues like poverty and animal welfare. They also explore innovative approaches to moral activism and reflect on the evolution of philosophical discourse through movements like Effective Altruism.

Renowned experts Carol Gilligan, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek, and Richard Wrangham debate the dangers of altruism. They discuss the negative consequences of unchecked selflessness, question the binary view of self-interest versus benefiting others, and explore the importance of cultivating good relationships for a better future.