Habeeb Abdul🔹

• Habeeb Abdul🔹 30 Apr 2025 22:19 UTC

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  on: New EA-ad­ja­cent Philos­o­phy Lab

  Hi Dr. Veit,

  Thank you for sharing this exciting initiative—your lab sounds like a fascinating and important project.

  I was wondering if there might be any opportunities for undergraduate involvement or collaboration, whether remote or in-person?

• Habeeb Abdul🔹 28 Apr 2025 22:17 UTC

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  in reply to: Eevee🔹’s comment on: Reflec­tions on the $5 Min­i­mum Dona­tion Bar­rier on the Giv­ing What We Can Plat­form — A Stu­dent Per­spec­tive from a Lower-In­come Coun­try.

  Thanks for sharing!

  I also tried donating to AMF via PayPal, and it worked!! :)

• Habeeb Abdul🔹 28 Apr 2025 21:49 UTC

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  in reply to: Kelsey Piper’s comment on: Reflec­tions on the $5 Min­i­mum Dona­tion Bar­rier on the Giv­ing What We Can Plat­form — A Stu­dent Per­spec­tive from a Lower-In­come Coun­try.

  I’m currently based in Nigeria and would be happy to help by visiting local HIV clinics to check their status, and gather necessary information and any stories related to USAID grant changes. Please let me know if there are specific guidelines or questions you’d like me to follow.

• Habeeb Abdul🔹 28 Apr 2025 15:28 UTC

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  in reply to: OllieBase’s comment on: Reflec­tions on the $5 Min­i­mum Dona­tion Bar­rier on the Giv­ing What We Can Plat­form — A Stu­dent Per­spec­tive from a Lower-In­come Coun­try.

  I’ve been thinking that there might be a reason why donations under $5 aren’t allowed, which could prevent some people from actually giving what they can. However, I’m not certain, and I believe this post might spark some helpful insights from the community.

  Yeah, I am looking forward to attending EAGxNigeria.

Reflec­tions on the $5 Min­i­mum Dona­tion Bar­rier on the Giv­ing What We Can Plat­form — A Stu­dent Per­spec­tive from a Lower-In­come Coun­try.

A book re­view for “An­i­mal Weapons” and cross-ap­ply­ing the les­sons to x-risk.