Oh, I completely agree. I don't think AA is run by bad people or anything - my disagreement is with the level of institutional support given to AA. Decisions co

Oh, I completely agree. I don't think AA is run by bad people or anything - my disagreement is with the level of institutional support given to AA. Decisions come with opportunity costs, and the cold logic of prioritization means that sometimes the best thing to do is to give less money to "people who are doing their level best to help with a monstrously difficult problem, with demonstrable success".