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  1. William MacAskill. William MacAskill es profesor asociado de Filosofía en la Universidad de Oxford, director de la Forethought Foundation for Global Priorities Research y el pensador más citado de su generación. Su investigación académica está centrada en lo que él llama altruismo eficaz: el empleo de evidencia empírica y argumentos ...

  2. In a compelling talk about how to make the world better, moral philosopher Will MacAskill provides a framework for answering this question based on the philosophy of "effective altruism" -- and shares ideas for taking on three pressing global issues. global issues. social change. future. philosophy.

  3. William MacAskill, né William Crouch, le 24 mars 1987 à Glasgow, est un philosophe écossais et l'un des fondateurs du mouvement pour un altruisme efficace [1], [2]. Il est chercheur au Global Priorities Institute (Institut des priorités mondiales) d’ Oxford [ 3 ] et directeur de la Forethought Foundation for Global Priorities Research (Fondation de prévoyance pour la recherche sur les ...

  4. William MacAskill. University of Oxford. Home Publications 29 Most Recent Most Downloaded Topics . Events 3 News and Updates 24 More details University of Oxford.

  5. Will MacAskill. Will is an Associate Professor in Philosophy and Research Fellow at the Global Priorities Institute, Oxford and notable figure within the effective altruism movement. MacAskill is the co-founder and president of 80,000 Hours, the co-founder of The Centre for Effective Altruism, the co-founder of Giving What We Can, and the ...

  6. Todo depende de lo que decidamos hoy. En Lo que le debemos al futuro, el autor desarrolla su teoría del largoplacismo, que ha sido elogiada por pensadores de la talla de Peter Singer o Steven Pinker, y que ha inspirado a filántropos como Bill Gates o Elon Musk. MacAskill defiende que también debemos tener en cuenta a las personas que aún no ...

  7. by WILLIAM MACASKILL. A guide for making the future go better. Humanity’s written history spans only five thousand years. Our yet-unwritten future could last for millions more – or it could end tomorrow. Staggering numbers of people will lead lives of flourishing or misery or never live at all, depending on what we do today.