So GrrlScientist, you are not amenable to the idea of quantifying the good that charities do (i.e. by independent evaluation) to make them comparable on an apples-to-apples basis? Aren't effective altruists the leading proponents of such methodology (which, as a consequence, should also lead to better governance & accountability)?
So GrrlScientist, you are not amenable to the idea of quantifying the good that charities do (i.e. by independent evaluation) to make them comparable on an apples-to-apples basis? Aren't effective altruists the leading proponents of such methodology (which, as a consequence, should also lead to better governance & accountability)?
So GrrlScientist, you are not amenable to the idea of quantifying the good that charities do (i.e. by independent evaluation) to make them comparable on an apples-to-apples basis? Aren't effective altruists the leading proponents of such methodology (which, as a consequence, should also lead to better governance & accountability)?