I'm not trolling at all. I'm not talking about cutting and running. I'm saying it's arrogant and out of touch to think that if you're teaching Microsoft Word o

I'm not trolling at all. I'm not talking about cutting and running. I'm saying it's arrogant and out of touch to think that if you're teaching Microsoft Word on a chalkboard the best use of $100 is buying a computer. Maybe he'd rather buy some medicine or a water purifier or even a lamp so he could teach at night as well. Rigorous studies have demonstrated that direct giving is by far the best way to help someone in an impoverished environment.[1] Anything else is a declaration that you know better than they do and it enforces an idea that their situation is entirely their fault. [1] https://academic.oup.com/qje/article-abstract/131/4/1973/2468874 https://academic.oup.com/qje/article-abstract/131/4/1973/246...