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He can't do it as efficiently as an organization can as it can see the bigger picture of what is needed where. He also probably doesn't want to spend hours of h
by timbit42 2y ago
He can't do it as efficiently as an organization can as it can see the bigger picture of what is needed where. He also probably doesn't want to spend hours of his life figuring out which people to give it to. Why duplicate effort?
- RhysU 2y agoIf he doesn't want to spend his life doing this then it isn't a priority for him. In these income brackets, time is the only true coin. If he doesn't spend his time then he doesn't value the outcome. Pretending that amassing wealth to produce good societal outcomes is efficient is how we get shit like FTX. Just jump in.
- hungie 2y agoPlease read the thread. I'm offering housing, securing forestland for conservation, and setting up or working with trusts to ensure those things continue in perpetuity. I'm also passionate about growing food and giving it away. Don't say, this person doesn't care/doesn't actually believe until you have evidence of that.
- simonsarris 2y agoHe can probably do it significantly more efficiently than an organization can. Governments and non-profits are not known for their efficiency, only their scale. Many non-profits are famously, scandalously inefficient.
- hungie 2y agoI doubt that. I cannot understand much beyond my immediate area, and I cannot activate economies of scale.