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I agree with you. I don’t think you need a charitable org that thrives on attention only in order to do that.
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Charities aren’t a problem… well most aren’t — but when it’s one of the largest chunks of your GDP you have to wonder why so much is charity? It’s an important model but its overused.
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ideally everything would be charity and help people and motivate them with doing good. Reinvest in society instead of concentrating wealth. (sngpl.ma/t5P61)
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Just that reaction — we can’t shut down conversation about it just because most charitable things are super important and necessary. I would love to see more charitable orgs solving housing, for example. But not funding startups or proving technology for private corps.
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