I agree with everything you said, and so does Singer. But I want to point out that a large part of Singer's book is about "effective altruism", giving in a way

I agree with everything you said, and so does Singer. But I want to point out that a large part of Singer's book is about "effective altruism", giving in a way that helps. He talks about how the shallow analysis of Charity Navigator focuses mainly on operational overhead, while a few charity evaluation sites have boots on the ground to study how the charity is using its spending and measuring results. See the "Best Charities" link on the site below: https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/ https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/