The documentary The Great Hack suggests that companies with the power held by Cambridge Analytica need to be held accountable for their actions and regulated. This poses a challenge for institutions and regulations, which are being tested to their limit.
The end of police violence can be achieved through building networks and mutual aid communities that can provide basic resources and safety. These communities can be strengthened by small-scale well-being based events.
Animal Charity Evaluators provides recommendations for those who wants to donate to animal causes while Good Ventures, partnering with GiveWell, investigates broader causes including climate change.
In this episode, the speakers discuss the importance of customizing individual first aid kits (IFAKs) for tactical situations, rather than choosing pre-made kits that may contain unnecessary items. There is also some discussion of developments in medical training for military personnel.
This episode explores the concept of giving away money to help families in need and determining the long-term effect of the money. By randomizing who receives the money and measuring its impact on future generations, the experiment can yield valuable insights.