I disagree with the implication that so few people are interested in the dominance consideration. At least among my social network, both EA and not, people are really interested in the donor lottery, and I present it in that framing. The idea of trying to maximize one’s impact with one’s donation is inherently a bit against people’s natural instincts, but somehow EA has taken off anyway.
That aside however, I really like some of the ideas here, and wouldn’t be surprised if there were something compelling in between “random lottery” and “static fund managers”.
I disagree with the implication that so few people are interested in the dominance consideration. At least among my social network, both EA and not, people are really interested in the donor lottery, and I present it in that framing. The idea of trying to maximize one’s impact with one’s donation is inherently a bit against people’s natural instincts, but somehow EA has taken off anyway.
That aside however, I really like some of the ideas here, and wouldn’t be surprised if there were something compelling in between “random lottery” and “static fund managers”.