K. Kirdan
I'm working on suffering-focused ethics, effective altruism and related topics in Russian (mostly translating from English, and sometimes writing original content). My projects include https://reducingsuffering.github.io, https://arbital-ru.github.io, https://hedweb-ru.github.io
Here's a list of the things I've translated into Russian (or helped translate): https://kkirdan.github.io/translations
Do you expect all of us—humans—to remain clueless (from impartial altruistic point of view) all the time? Or are there situations that you don't consider to be this problematic? If so, how often do they occur?
I'm unsure about specifics (maybe "curse word" is too much), but I like the general direction of thought presented here. It reminded me of Matt Ball's "The End of Veganism".