The best solutions are far more effective than others - 80,000 Hours
Most solutions to social problems don’t actually work very well.| 80,000 Hours
Most solutions to social problems don’t actually work very well.| 80,000 Hours
Find out how to get more leverage to contribute to pressing world problems in many different career paths.| 80,000 Hours
A brief introduction to what expected value is, how we can use it to work out what's best to do, and some of the main objections to it.| 80,000 Hours
Preventing the apocalypse may sound like an idiosyncratic activity, and it sometimes is justified on exotic grounds, such as the potential for humanity to become a galaxy-spanning civilisation.| 80,000 Hours
Even when you try to do good, you can end up doing accidental harm. But there are ways you can minimise the risks.| 80,000 Hours
When we work together, we can do far more good in the world. We cover the basics of coordination and practical tips for doing it more effectively.| 80,000 Hours
We look at how to analyse these situations using moral philosophy, and then apply the results to some common options, like finance, law and the oil industry.| 80,000 Hours
Which problems are the biggest, most tractable, and most neglected in the world - and what can you do about them?| 80,000 Hours
most important things are outlier-driven • draw lots of samples • filter for maybe-amazing, not probably-good • learn where your bar should be • expect to fail a lot| benkuhn.net
