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Effective Altruism is a project that encourages people to be altruistic in the most effective way possible to reduce the suffering in the world. One could do this by donating time, effort, or money to charities that do the most good to the most number of people. Effective Altruists believe we have a moral obligation to relieve the suffering of many people that could be avoided with little cost to us.
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