Hmm… I’ll gesture back at the “Effective Giving vs Effective Altruism” thing, and say that maybe while EAs qua “identify as part of EA movement and comment on the EA forum and hang out with other EAs” might be under 35, we might be able to find lots of candidate Effective Givers who are part of a totally different demographic.
Yes and in the review Charity Science distinguish between “usual EA channels” which they note, by default, target mostly young people and “GiveWell, the Life You Can Save, and the direct charities” who are not uniformly young.
I agree, should have made the comment more moderate. I just mean to say it seems quite a bit harder to design a major fundraising campaign around EA ideas for 70 year olds.
Hmm… I’ll gesture back at the “Effective Giving vs Effective Altruism” thing, and say that maybe while EAs qua “identify as part of EA movement and comment on the EA forum and hang out with other EAs” might be under 35, we might be able to find lots of candidate Effective Givers who are part of a totally different demographic.
Yes and in the review Charity Science distinguish between “usual EA channels” which they note, by default, target mostly young people and “GiveWell, the Life You Can Save, and the direct charities” who are not uniformly young.
I agree, should have made the comment more moderate. I just mean to say it seems quite a bit harder to design a major fundraising campaign around EA ideas for 70 year olds.