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An excerpt from your website. (which I love)
we aim to teach an entire generation to care a little bit more than the generations before them and to truly have an impact on the world, through the actions that we inspire. We are making kindness viral!
What are your insights on your main target audience generation alpha/zoomer? What are your quantitative goals and/or how do you measure your success?
with GWWC at least officially they don't consider company match as part of the pledge:
https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/faq/do-i-count-employer-donation-matching-towards-my-giving-pledge
What I personally think is that those who are pledgees should consider donation matching as part of a prospective job's compensation as it is a permanent cost. (also would incentivise negotiation in that direction)
Have you considered games of smaller scope which have more virality chance?
Not quite a game but an example ish: https://www.humanornot.ai/
One Chance https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/555181
I think there is opportunity to produce uncomfortable games. I'm imagining the famous pandemic flash game could be spun to be more EA related.
There could be some inspiration from Cold War era nuclear war movies where the message is clear just but showing the danger and result.
Personally I think there could be room in incremental games (e.g. A dark room) or social deception (with LLMs) displaying how powerful AI's current capabilities are even today.
If you really felt bad, you would also have to be diligently doing research on suffering rates per calorie of each plant food.
It's not immediately obvious whether the crop deaths of a slice of bread which is more easily understood as vegan, causes less suffering than eating a farmed oyster and the killing of its resulting by-catch (barnacles perhaps?).
If anyone can point me towards any research of different foods -> suffering (maybe neurons as a proxy?) I would love it.