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Centre for Effective Altruism More to explore on 'Putting it into practice' online The article provides advice on how to put effective altruism into practice, covering a range of topics from career choice to self-care. The author suggests consulting resources such as 80,000 Hours for evidence-based advice on career paths that align with effective altruism principles. The article also explores alternative perspectives on career choice, such as “Probably Good”, and highlights the potential impact of founding charities. Beyond career options, the article discusses effective donation strategies, including a guide to giving effectively and member profiles of Giving What We Can. Additionally, the article examines the importance of self-care for individuals involved in effective altruism, emphasizing the need for healthy boundaries and sustainable practices. Other resources mentioned include the EA Forum and the EA Opportunity Board, which provide opportunities to gain skills and contribute to impactful projects. Finally, the article explores different approaches to improving the world, such as “Rowing, Steering, Anchoring, Equity, Mutiny” as described by Holden Karnofsky. – AI-generated abstract.

More to explore on 'Putting it into practice'

Centre for Effective Altruism

Effective Altruism Forum, June 11, 2022

Abstract

The article provides advice on how to put effective altruism into practice, covering a range of topics from career choice to self-care. The author suggests consulting resources such as 80,000 Hours for evidence-based advice on career paths that align with effective altruism principles. The article also explores alternative perspectives on career choice, such as “Probably Good”, and highlights the potential impact of founding charities. Beyond career options, the article discusses effective donation strategies, including a guide to giving effectively and member profiles of Giving What We Can. Additionally, the article examines the importance of self-care for individuals involved in effective altruism, emphasizing the need for healthy boundaries and sustainable practices. Other resources mentioned include the EA Forum and the EA Opportunity Board, which provide opportunities to gain skills and contribute to impactful projects. Finally, the article explores different approaches to improving the world, such as “Rowing, Steering, Anchoring, Equity, Mutiny” as described by Holden Karnofsky. – AI-generated abstract.

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