I am a doctoral student of Public Policy and Political Economy at UTDallas and looking for opportunities in the social sector, especially in think tanks. I’ve previously interned at the Center for Global Development and worked as a Data Analyst at a boutique consulting firm for ~2.7 years. My undergraduate degree was in Physics.
If you are considering reading something I have written on this forum, please see: Interpreting the Systemistas-Randomistas debate on development strategy
Hi tamgent! Thanks for the suggestion. I have edited the post to add my thoughts on relevance to EA. I am no expert at cause prioritization, so I have tried my best to make an argument. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Nope. Its been a long time now and I had almost forgotten about it! I guess this means we should start one...
Right. I sent a message via the contact page in the EA Hub Website. Maybe I will get an update on what is going on.
Is there an Effective Altruism wiki? I found this one: http://effective-altruism.wikia.com/wiki/Effective_Altruism_Wiki but the URL that it asks you to go to doesn’t take you anywhere.
I am sorta new to the EA movement. I think contributing to a wiki will help me learn more. Plus as a non-native English speaker trying to improve English writing skills, I think contributing to a Wiki can be useful to me. So where is the Wiki? If not, shouldn’t we start one or improve the aforementioned wikia page?
May I suggest that you also name people who strongly identify with the ideas of some of these organizations? For instance, 64,620 hourists; Glomars; Dr.Phils; The InCredibles (CrediblyGood);
Also if FHI is Bostrom’s squad then they should rename their currently boringly named “Research Areas” page to Squad Goals.
Happy April Fools! :-)