I’m curating this post.
Being aware of and grateful for privilege, and wanting to pass on our luck, has always been an important moral strain in effective altruism (just look at GWWC’s live pledge motivations). This post is a great example of it[1].
Thanks for posting Nick!
I also value the exploration of the reverse—the guilt at not using privilege when you could.
I’m curating this post.
Being aware of and grateful for privilege, and wanting to pass on our luck, has always been an important moral strain in effective altruism (just look at GWWC’s live pledge motivations). This post is a great example of it[1].
Thanks for posting Nick!
I also value the exploration of the reverse—the guilt at not using privilege when you could.