1. As incomes rise globally, initially it's worse for animals because demand for meat rises. But once incomes rise from high to very high, desire for high-welfare standard meat increases and factory farming is eventually outlawed (not everywhere, but almost).
2. Economic development spurred on by AGI leads to further displacement of wild habitats, reducing wild animal suffering.
2. How has becoming a father changed how Nick thinks about his long term goals and bandwidth as an ngo director?
3. Who should global health minded EAs be engaging with (that they aren't engaging with enough right now?) what forums, groups, Institutes
aww thanks for serving the world by leading a great university group! Was an honor to meet you all.
Two ways it goes well for animals:
1. As incomes rise globally, initially it's worse for animals because demand for meat rises. But once incomes rise from high to very high, desire for high-welfare standard meat increases and factory farming is eventually outlawed (not everywhere, but almost).
2. Economic development spurred on by AGI leads to further displacement of wild habitats, reducing wild animal suffering.
This is so cool!
Thanks Nick!
What seems AI written about it? (I'm conscious I received a similar flag from you awhile back too, hah!)
Thanks Father Peter!
I was on it yesterday and thought "huh! 1200+ jobs is a lot!" Well done scaling this up!
Please do! This is perhaps the single-best resource to share with Christian friends interested in effective altruism.
We may translate to German. Need to check with the publisher