I’ve seen very few discussions on “multiplayer perspective” in the community (besides value of coordinationon 80k’s website, and the forum post How can we best coordinate as a community?, both written by Benjamin Todd), and I fear that we might be neglecting impactful opportunities.
I wonder whether actively encouraging people to take a multiplayer perspective, particularly in donations, can account for additional impact that we’re missing out on when we talk so often about the marginal impact an individual has. For instance, I wonder if donation advice should significantly change when given to a single person, compared to when it’s given to people who are willing to group together and donate a large amount of money. What do you think?
I’ve seen very few discussions on “multiplayer perspective” in the community (besides value of coordination on 80k’s website, and the forum post How can we best coordinate as a community?, both written by Benjamin Todd), and I fear that we might be neglecting impactful opportunities.
I wonder whether actively encouraging people to take a multiplayer perspective, particularly in donations, can account for additional impact that we’re missing out on when we talk so often about the marginal impact an individual has. For instance, I wonder if donation advice should significantly change when given to a single person, compared to when it’s given to people who are willing to group together and donate a large amount of money. What do you think?