Would You Donate a Few Dollars to Save a Life?

Of course you’d ruin your shoes to save a drowning child. But would you donate a few dollars to save the life of a child? Doesn’t it come down to the same thing? This is the question that a global movement called Effective Altruism asks. Watch Calum Carmichael on The CRAM Podcast, as he explores the pros and cons of Effective Altruism:

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