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Which of Peter Singer's positions do you disagree with?

What's the one idea from effective altruism you differ most on from the rest of this community?

Effective altruism is already making much headway in the English-speaking world. What can or will the effective altruism movement do in the future to reach out to other major nations, such as the rest of the EU, Japan, China, and India?

How would you respond to rebuttals that effective altruism isn't right for countries like China and India because they have hundreds of millions of their own people to lift out of poverty before they help the rest of the world?

What do you think are the best careers someone can pursue besides earning to give our working directly for an effective non-profit organization?

What is your response to criticisms effective altruism is too elitist and alienates the poor, the disenfranchised, and minorities, because 80,000 Hours focuses upon attendance to elite universities and careers which aren't a realistic pursuit for so many would-be effective altruists?