I don’t know what you’re saying is inaccurate. My reply addressed every single word from the section you claimed I didn’t provide evidence for.
My claim in the comment above was that you haven’t provided any evidence that:
5 / 11 (or more) ACE top charities are not effective
We never made this claim.
That animals are suffering as a result of ACE recommendations
I’ll ask again. Our review details how ACE is rewarding charities for inefficiency (and punishing them for efficiency), and how LIC was rewarded for their inefficiency with the designation “Top 11 Animal Charities to Donate to in 2024.” Our review also details how ACE’s recommendations direct the flow of millions of dollars. Are you asking for evidence that directing millions of dollars toward ineffective animal charities, rather than effective ones, leads to animal suffering?
You straw manned us, and now you claim that “This is starting to feel pretty bad faith”.
Here is the quote of what we said:
we have reviewed 5 of ACE’s “Top 11 Animal Charities to Donate to in 2024” and only one of them (Shrimp Welfare Project) appears to be an effective charity for helping animals.
Here is the quote of what you said we claimed:
5 / 11 (or more) ACE top charities are not effective
Notice that we said that only one of the 5 appears to be effective (meaning 4did not appear to be effective), and you changed this claim to 5are not effective.
Is the claim “4 did not appear to be effective” the same as “5 are not effective”?
(Responding because this is inaccurate): My claim in the comment above was that you haven’t provided any evidence that:
5 / 11 (or more) ACE top charities are not effective
That animals are suffering as a result of ACE recommendations
Which remains the case — I look forward to you producing it.
I don’t know what you’re saying is inaccurate. My reply addressed every single word from the section you claimed I didn’t provide evidence for.
We never made this claim.
I’ll ask again. Our review details how ACE is rewarding charities for inefficiency (and punishing them for efficiency), and how LIC was rewarded for their inefficiency with the designation “Top 11 Animal Charities to Donate to in 2024.” Our review also details how ACE’s recommendations direct the flow of millions of dollars. Are you asking for evidence that directing millions of dollars toward ineffective animal charities, rather than effective ones, leads to animal suffering?
This is starting to feel pretty bad faith, so I’m actually going to stop engaging.
You straw manned us, and now you claim that “This is starting to feel pretty bad faith”.
Here is the quote of what we said:
Here is the quote of what you said we claimed:
Notice that we said that only one of the 5 appears to be effective (meaning 4 did not appear to be effective), and you changed this claim to 5 are not effective.
Is the claim “4 did not appear to be effective” the same as “5 are not effective”?