Introduction to Effective Altruism

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Introduction to Effective Altruism Synopsis: Effective Altruism is a new social movement whose goal is to encourage everyone to use the best reason and evidence available to do the most good possible. Founded on the ideas of leading philosophers like Peter Singer, Effective Altruism is concerned with answering questions like how we can encourage people to be more generous in their giving, what charitable causes we should focus on, and how we can improve existing methods for measuring the impact of different charities. In this presentation I will present an introduction to some of these ideas, and highlight how ides from Effective Altruism can inform us in making important life decisions and in living good, fulfilling lives. James Fodor, 17th Sept 2015

Effective Altruism

Principles of EA If we can take an action that would do great good to others at comparatively small cost to ourselves, we should do it - drowning child example.

Principles of EA We are all in this position, able to use of our significant means to do considerable good by donating our time and means to valuable causes.

Principles of EA Since there are too many possible beneficial actions for us to do all of them with limited resources, we should pick the possibilities that yield the most benefit. Opportunity cost.

Principles of EA To know which action will be the most beneficial, we must take advantage of the highest quality evidence we have available, and engage in careful, critical reasoning.

Strong emphasis on efficacy of interventions How is EA Different? Strong emphasis on efficacy of interventions Source: Esther Duflo TED talk

Sensitive to the scope of interventions How is EA Different? Sensitive to the scope of interventions

Belief that different causes are comparable How is EA Different? Belief that different causes are comparable

GiveWell

GiveWell Criteria evidence-backed cost-effective capable of effectively using more funding

Centre for Effective Altruism

Giving What We Can

80,000 Hours

Animal Charity Evaluators

Future of Humanity Institute

Keen to Learn More? Contact me at fods12@gmail.com Join the EA Melbourne facebook group Check out some of the organisations mentioned previously