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Mentioned in 21 episodes
The life you can save
How to Play Your Part in Ending World Poverty
Book • 2009
Peter Singer's "The Life You Can Save" is a compelling argument for effective altruism, urging readers to donate to charities that demonstrably alleviate suffering.
Singer challenges conventional thinking about philanthropy, emphasizing the moral obligation to maximize the positive impact of our donations.
The book presents a practical framework for identifying and supporting high-impact charities, focusing on cost-effectiveness and measurable results.
Singer's work has sparked significant debate and inspired many to re-evaluate their charitable giving.
The book's core message is that even small contributions can make a substantial difference in the lives of others.
Singer challenges conventional thinking about philanthropy, emphasizing the moral obligation to maximize the positive impact of our donations.
The book presents a practical framework for identifying and supporting high-impact charities, focusing on cost-effectiveness and measurable results.
Singer's work has sparked significant debate and inspired many to re-evaluate their charitable giving.
The book's core message is that even small contributions can make a substantial difference in the lives of others.
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Mentioned in 21 episodes
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in a discussion about moral philosophy and the responsibility to alleviate suffering.


Ryan Holiday

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The Stoic Secrets to a Good Life (ft. Ryan Holiday)
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as an influential figure whose arguments about global poverty and moral obligations impacted his life.


William MacAskill

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Moral Philosopher Will MacAskill on What We Owe The Future
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as examples of his work on applied ethics.


Stephen West

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Episode #209 ... Improving our world through applied ethics. (Peter Singer, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek)
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in relation to the shallow pond thought experiment.


Russ Roberts

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Erik Hoel on Effective Altruism, Utilitarianism, and the Repugnant Conclusion
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while discussing his work on reducing global poverty and child mortality.


Peter Singer

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STEVEN PINKER: society's biggest lies exposed!
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, noting that he read a chapter of it which he greatly appreciated.


Stephen Fry

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STEPHEN FRY and the defining moment that almost destroyed his future
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as an incredibly influential book that triggered her interest in social activism and philanthropy.

Rebecca Herbst

28 snips
She Retired at 32. Then Came Guilt—and a Moral Crossroads.
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as a source for insights on addressing world poverty.

Richard Garnett

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Generous Living in Preparing to Die | Richard Garnett
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and offered as a free copy to listeners; focuses on responding to extreme poverty and finding fulfillment in helping others.


Rich Roll

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How To Live An Ethical Life With Moral Philosopher Peter Singer
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as the author of the book and a fascinating person whose philosophy has guided billions of dollars in aid.


Ryan Holiday

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Peter Singer on Practicing Effective Altruism Daily



