I don’t agree. His logic entails that money/effort you leverage shouldn’t be counted as your own counterfactual impact. If FHI convinces e.g. the UK government that biorisk is worth spending money on, then on Joey’s approach, FHI would be wrong to count this additional money as it’s own impact.
I don’t agree. His logic entails that money/effort you leverage shouldn’t be counted as your own counterfactual impact. If FHI convinces e.g. the UK government that biorisk is worth spending money on, then on Joey’s approach, FHI would be wrong to count this additional money as it’s own impact.