You really don’t need to give so many disclaimers for the view that nuclear war is an important global catastropic risk, and that the instantaneous risk is much higher for existing nuclear arsenals than for future technologies (which have ~0 instantaneous risk), which everyone should agree with. Nor for thinking that nuclear interventions might have better returns today.
You might be interested in reading OpenPhil’s shallow investigation of nuclear weapons policy. And their preliminary prioritization spreadsheet of GCRs.
OpenPhil doesn’t provide recommendations for individual donors, but you could get started on picking a nuclear charity from their investigation (among other things). If you do look into it, it would be great to post about your research process and findings.
You really don’t need to give so many disclaimers for the view that nuclear war is an important global catastropic risk, and that the instantaneous risk is much higher for existing nuclear arsenals than for future technologies (which have ~0 instantaneous risk), which everyone should agree with. Nor for thinking that nuclear interventions might have better returns today.
You might be interested in reading OpenPhil’s shallow investigation of nuclear weapons policy. And their preliminary prioritization spreadsheet of GCRs.
OpenPhil doesn’t provide recommendations for individual donors, but you could get started on picking a nuclear charity from their investigation (among other things). If you do look into it, it would be great to post about your research process and findings.