I don’t think they do. I seem to remember that this topic was debated some time back and GiveWell clarified their view that they don’t see it this way, but rather they just consider the immediate impact of saving a life as an intrinsic good. (although I would be more confident claiming that this is a fair representation of GiveWell’s views if I could find the place where they said this, and I can’t remember where it is, so apologies if I’m misremembering)
I don’t think they do. I seem to remember that this topic was debated some time back and GiveWell clarified their view that they don’t see it this way, but rather they just consider the immediate impact of saving a life as an intrinsic good. (although I would be more confident claiming that this is a fair representation of GiveWell’s views if I could find the place where they said this, and I can’t remember where it is, so apologies if I’m misremembering)