But the more you think everyone else is doing that, the more important it is to give now right? Just as an absurd example, say the $46b EA-related funds grows 100% YoY for 10 years, then we wake up in 2031 with $46 trillion. If anything remotely like that is actually true, we’ll feel pretty dumb for not giving to CEPI now.
But the more you think everyone else is doing that, the more important it is to give now right? Just as an absurd example, say the $46b EA-related funds grows 100% YoY for 10 years, then we wake up in 2031 with $46 trillion. If anything remotely like that is actually true, we’ll feel pretty dumb for not giving to CEPI now.
Yeah, I agree. (Also, I think it’s a lot harder / near-impossible to sustain such high returns on a $100b portfolio than on a $1b portfolio.)