In “Famine, Affluence, and Morality,” an enormously influential article published in 1972, the philosopher Peter Singer posed the following ... Those efforts have helped inspire the Effective Altruism ...

This hyper-rational way of thinking about doing good was called effective altruism ... the foundational texts upon which E.A. is built. Peter Singer, who is also Jewish and whose grandfather ...

Domain-specific effective altruism would urge that principles of effective altruism ... But all of us have limits to our charity. No one, Peter Singer included, forgoes every self-indulgence just ...

Australian philosopher Peter Singer says that where world poverty is concerned 'giving to charity' is neither charitable nor generous; it is no more than our duty and not giving would be wrong.