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> So in total, a donation produces about 10-20 extra quality-adjusted life years. How much would you say the donor benefits?
by mquander 3y ago
> So in total, a donation produces about 10-20 extra quality-adjusted life years.
How much would you say the donor benefits?
- aidenn0 3y agoIt depends on the QoL improvement factor you assign to self-satisfaction I suppose? Just multiply that by the expected number of years left in their life.
- Crimson_Wool 3y agoDamn, moral self-righteousness must be better than fuckin' heroin, shocking more people aren't out here donating kidneys given that.
- aidenn0 3y agoYeah, I'd cap that factor at 1% (and it's probably less) which would mean you'd have to live 100+ years to get more out of it than the recipients.