This week Derek has a conversation with William
MacAskill. William is a former Fulbright scholar at Princeton
University, and PhD at Oxford University. William is the founder of
Oxford’s Center for Effective Altruism and of 80,000 Hours, a service
which helps determine how best to use your time to do the most good. As a
person who is deeply concerned with the effects of charitable giving,
he set out to provide ways for people to give in the most effective
manner possible. What are the best places to give your money so it has
the highest potential to further good in the world? William discusses
why it was important for the charities he helped create have a
scientific way to determine where donations and/or work should be best
directed for the most good.
Interview:
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