...because I don’t even necessarily events like EAG have to necessarily trade-off between focusing on different causes. It’s just there is more to EA than x-risk, in terms of both supply of and demand for labour.
I think I follow you here? But the syntax could be cleaned up.
Right, in organizing events like EAG, the CEA may optimize for matching up labour supply and demand for x-risk. They may not have the capacity or know-how to do this for every cause area at every event. This could create the impression there are only jobs at x-risk orgs, or only people with the respective credentials are welcomed to EA. So the appearance EA only focuses on one or the other is due to an artificial as opposed to a real problem. So I think people are likely to blame or point fingers, when I think that misunderstand the nature of the problem, and it requires a different kind of solution.
Thanks, Evan.
I think I follow you here? But the syntax could be cleaned up.
Right, in organizing events like EAG, the CEA may optimize for matching up labour supply and demand for x-risk. They may not have the capacity or know-how to do this for every cause area at every event. This could create the impression there are only jobs at x-risk orgs, or only people with the respective credentials are welcomed to EA. So the appearance EA only focuses on one or the other is due to an artificial as opposed to a real problem. So I think people are likely to blame or point fingers, when I think that misunderstand the nature of the problem, and it requires a different kind of solution.