Focusing on the philosophy of effective altruism, the book explores how to prioritize efforts and resources to tackle pressing global issues like pandemics, poverty, and climate change. Jacob Bauer provides a balanced perspective, addressing both the strengths and limitations of the movement. Through practical examples, such as malaria prevention and AI risks, he illustrates effective altruism's potential to make a significant impact. This guide serves both skeptics and newcomers, offering insights into the philosophy and community dedicated to "doing good better."
