>Instead of like being humble, not accumulating wealth for yourself, not thinking of yourself as better, etc. The EA advice is that if you're good at something

>Instead of like being humble, not accumulating wealth for yourself, not thinking of yourself as better, etc. The EA advice is that if you're good at something valuable, then the best strategy for being charitable is to do that valuable thing and then donate your money. Do you think it's incompatible with humility to believe that you're good at something valuable? I don't think there's any notion of "thinking of yourself as better" baked in here.