Thanks for the kind words, Stephen, this is certainly what we are aiming for!
Yes, we will very likely continue strongly globalized grantmaking given the Biden opportunity window closing and the innovation space becoming more crowded.
We’d be happy to help re public perception of EA on climate (and do so where it clearly makes sense), but also keen to hear if you think there are other opportunities we should engage on. My perception is that most of this criticism is not very thoughtful, using the non-prioritization of climate as a clear flag that EA cannot be possibly serious rather than engaging with what is a much more nuanced position about the best use of marginal resources.
(Graphics work for me on laptop & mobile, unsure what is going on there).
Thanks for the kind words, Stephen, this is certainly what we are aiming for!
Yes, we will very likely continue strongly globalized grantmaking given the Biden opportunity window closing and the innovation space becoming more crowded.
We’d be happy to help re public perception of EA on climate (and do so where it clearly makes sense), but also keen to hear if you think there are other opportunities we should engage on.
My perception is that most of this criticism is not very thoughtful, using the non-prioritization of climate as a clear flag that EA cannot be possibly serious rather than engaging with what is a much more nuanced position about the best use of marginal resources.
(Graphics work for me on laptop & mobile, unsure what is going on there).