Voted! All the best!

I'd be doing less good with my life if I hadn't heard of effective altruism

I'd always say this - EA found me and I'm glad it did! This movement and global community has uplifted my perception. I've realised there's an infinite possibility that can be unlocked with the right kind of altruism.

Really liked the word 'unconference' ! Entire idea sounds very cool, especially this line: "Tired of pretending we’re dead serious 100% of the time?"

This was truly helpful and I read it twice just in case:)

I am sure the power dynamics can be overwhelming to cope with especially when you need a chance to prove yourself for the first time. I would like to learn how to keep being patient in the process until you find that one aligned funder. How did you manage to keep yourself patient till you found the right funder?

This was so inspiring! Thank you Sofia. Two major takeaways for me was "don’t try to solve everything at once!" and “Never do what a funder tells you to do unless you think it’s the right thing to do.” I'll remember this:)

Thank you for linking the wikipedia! Yea I was particularly interested in the impacts ("aftermaths" in my question). Are you aware of any such article on the aftermath?

Hey thanks for this! I mean my community is focused on 'career driven altruism' and not 'donation driven altruism' cause I understand the per capita income in India is highly fragmented and mostly unfavorable. But judicious career decisions can change the scene. Income is directly proportional to Value generation I feel and hence choosing career that are valuable (above conventional ones) can ultimately make Indians 'earn to give' ready.

Thank you for this!