There’s a good chance I will give to the long-term investment fund once it’s up and running, depending on how much I like its investment portfolio. I think the optimal altruistic portfolio (on the margin) looks pretty weird, and they might not want to invest like that. (It might be entirely rational for the long-term investment fund not to invest in a way that looks too weird, because that could make it harder to attract donations.)
EDIT: I realized I only answered half of your question. RE my long-term plan, I honestly don’t know what to do to reduce the risk of value drift if I don’t end up giving to the long-term investment fund. Reducing value drift seems like an important open problem.
What’s your long-term plan to ensure your invested money goes to good causes? Might you give to a Founders Pledge long-term investment fund?
There’s a good chance I will give to the long-term investment fund once it’s up and running, depending on how much I like its investment portfolio. I think the optimal altruistic portfolio (on the margin) looks pretty weird, and they might not want to invest like that. (It might be entirely rational for the long-term investment fund not to invest in a way that looks too weird, because that could make it harder to attract donations.)
EDIT: I realized I only answered half of your question. RE my long-term plan, I honestly don’t know what to do to reduce the risk of value drift if I don’t end up giving to the long-term investment fund. Reducing value drift seems like an important open problem.