Communities adjacent to effective altruism
Communities adjacent to effective altruism are groups related in one way or another to the effective altruism community. Possible examples of such communities include the rationality community, the forecasting community, and the progress studies community.community;[1] and, historically, the Philosophic Radicals, the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge and Fabianism, among others.
Communities adjacent to effective altruism are groups related in one way or another to the effective altruism community.community. Possible examples of such communities include the rationality community, the forecasting community, and the progress studies community.[1]
Communities adjacent to effective altruism are groups related in one way or another to the effective altruism community. Possible examples of such communities include the rationality community, the forecasting community, and the progress studies. community.[1]
Communities adjacent to effective altruism are groups related in one way or another to the effective altruism community. Possible examples of such communities include the rationality community, the forecasting community, and progress studies (Carey 2021).[1]
BibliographyFurther reading
Carey, Ryan (2021) Name for the larger EA+adjacent ecosystem?, Effective Altruism Forum, March 18.
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Carey, Ryan (2021) Name for the larger EA+adjacent ecosystem?, Effective Altruism Forum, March 18.
Communities adjacent to effective altruism are groups related in one way or another to the effective altruism community. Possible examples of such communities include the rationality community, the forecasting community, and progress studies (Carey 2021).
Bibliography
Carey, Ryan (2021) Name for the larger EA+adjacent ecosystem?, Effective Altruism Forum, March 18.
Mac Aulay, Tara (2016) The effective altruism ecosystem, Effective Altruism Global.
Communities adjacent to effective altruism are groups related in one way or another to the effective altruism community. Possible examples of such communities include the rationality community, the forecasting community, and the progress studies community;[1] and, historically, the Philosophic Radicals, the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, and Fabianism, among others.