william mac ask ill will. just recently i spoke to the philosopher, i'm sure you know, he was logic and he actually tells me the charity work while eating some lives. some what basically perpetuates the system that makes his life miserable in the 1st place, right? so, as if we're like, guided by the principal effectiveness, it is in the end, it seems much more effective for me to join, let's say, a political organization that will tackle inequality or other fools. so the system, instead of giving to charities that it will only fix the symptoms, but not the illness. do you know what i mean? really be. yeah. so i think the crucial thing here is to say that you can direct charitable money towards fixing the problems rather than just the symptoms. so this has a long history. even i call marks when writing desk capital, he was funded by the angles acting as a flint best marks wouldn't have been able to do the work he did well, not for that philanthropic constitution. and so similarly, if you're looking at some of t

william mac ask ill will just recently i spoke to philosopher, i'm sure you know, he was logic and he actually tells me the charity work while eating some lives. some what basically perpetuates the system that makes his life miserable in the 1st place, right? so, as if we're like, guided by the principal effectiveness, it is in the end, it seems much more effective for me to join, let's say, a political organization that will tackle inequality or other fools. so the system, instead of giving to charities that it will only fix the symptoms, but not the illness. do you know what i mean? really be. yeah. so i think the crucial thing here is to say that you can dive ex charitable money towards fixing the problems rather than just the symptoms. so this has long history. even i call marks when writing desk capital, he was funded by the angles acting as a flint best marks wouldn't have been able to do the work he did well, not for that philanthropic constitution. and so similarly, if you're looking at some of the big problems in the world, well, activists, you know, obviously they need peopl

effective altruism evangelist. professor of philosophy said oxford university, william mcgasey william mac asking professor of philosophy at oxford university and the co founder of the center for effective altruism. surely, great to have you with us today. welcome to our show, which is great feed here. thank you for inviting me on so. alright, so the movement here are associated with is called effective outer ism, i mean the very notion of the vaccine altruism makes me wonder, can altruism be ineffective or even harmful? and what cases? yes, so i think sadly, isn't very often is ineffective or even harmful. so there are many attempts where people find, do some of good actually end up achieving very little or just achieving far less than they could have done. so for example, a program in the united states called scared spate, takes juvenile link once and shows them round cousins in order to scan them out of a life of crime. but this has been studied many times over and actually it turns out that this program increases the rates of criminal activity among those teenagers in the years followi

take, listen to mac crohn. william. it's a question of citizenship. our freedom is indeed to be able to live next size, our choices, but it's worthless if in exercising our freedom we in fact our brother, our neighbor or friend, our parents. also when we meet at an event, you just know longer about being free. it's about being irresponsible as many as $20000.00 new concerned current cases are being recorded each day, which is a steep climb from where the figures were just a month ago. we'll continue to monitor how fond implement these new restrictions and whether in fact it decides to introduce any further ones, become $300.00 heroes to be on your way lithuania looks the grief, the palms of refugees in the radical bit to solve it. illegal immigration from neighboring bell roost, bringing that story under this after this show frank ah, join me every 1st day on the alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me . financial through i was i did a little about money launderi

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william randolph hearst who owns the new york's journal. the type of news that had started with the penny press is carrying over into the 1870s, '80s, '90s and eventually will culminate in this great mac we sometimes called yellow journalism, which is this. of sensationalism in some newspapers, right? headlines get bigger and splash year. newspapers use more illustrations, right? the idea again is to draw in more people, , draw in more readers, keep them coming back so that we can then charge a more for our advertising. nellie bly gets a meeting with john and she tells him her ideas. ideas. we need to write about these dirty conditions in our cities. we need to write about the poor and how they are treated. i want to cover these stories. he says i'll tell you what, you cover a story about black wells island, which was the insane asylum that was a very scary place to be, and i'll give you a job. she takes the challenge and she fakes insanity, which to be fair wasn't entirely difficult to do at the time, right? especially for a woman. for a woman to get into an insane asylum all it took was her husband saying yeah, she's crazy, and you know, they would lock her up, for real. so she fake