Toby Tremlett🔹
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Hello! I'm Toby. I'm Content Manager at CEA. I work with the Online Team to make sure the Forum is a great place to discuss doing the most good we can. You'll see me posting a lot, authoring the EA Newsletter and curating Forum Digests, making moderator comments and decisions, and more.
Before working at CEA, I studied Philosophy at the University of Warwick, and worked for a couple of years on a range of writing and editing projects within the EA space. Recently I helped run the Amplify Creative Grants program, to encourage more impactful podcasting and YouTube projects. You can find a bit of my own creative output on my blog, and my podcast feed.
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Reach out to me if you're worried about your first post, want to double check Forum norms, or are confused or curious about anything relating to the EA Forum.
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Hi Ben! Thanks for doing this.
No worries if you can't speak to this question, but I'd love to know a bit more about the rationale of running the founding to give program. From an external perspective, I noted that I was quite surprised/ I couldn't instantly see a link between charity entrepreneurship expertise, and the expertise required to start a for-profit business. What am I missing here? (I'm sure, a lot).
Hi Osnat!
Welcome to the EA Forum. I don't think we have any space historians here yet, which is a massive oversight. Thanks for rectifying that.
Let me know if you'd like any tips for navigating the Forum/ finding what you're looking for on here.
All the best,
Toby (Content Manager for the EA Forum).
There actually was an EA-adjacent podcast about this in 2018, from Future Perfect. It discusses a japanese method called ikejime, which instantly kills the fish and renders it immobile.
Alternatively, just get into (legal) magnet fishing instead. No harm done.
I've played with your moral parliament tool- really cool. I don't think I've seen something like this in philosophy before, where a team of researchers are creating products that aren't simply papers.
Since you are making products though- do you carry out user interviews/ use other methods to figure out how to best fit the product to your audience?
Relatedly, how do you hope people will use the moral parliament tool?
First time I'm curating Claude- that I know of.
Thank you, Alex, for putting this together, it's a public service!