What topics would EA have encouraged support for in the past?

Donald Zepeda

What topics would EA have encouraged support for in the past?

Donald Zepeda

1 min readJul 10, 2024

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metachirality

What do you mean by not recommend? Not having it as a cause area is very different from not thinking it would be good.

Donald Zepeda

I mean having it as a cause area. What would EA's cause areas have been if it existed in the 1960s? Or before slavery was abolished in the u.s.?

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