Individuals are morally obligated to help others and can significantly improve the world by donating effectively to high-impact causes.

“If you can easily save that child's life at such low cost, you should do so. But then here's the kicker. What's the difference between that child that's in front of you and a child in sub-Saharan Africa or in India or Gaza or Gaza who could be saved via a donation of a few thousand pounds”

Effective altruism involves using reason and evidence to determine the best possible ways to make a positive impact on the world.

“the effect of altruism movement in general is saying we should try to make a positive difference the world as I've been saying and we should use reason and evidence to find the best way of doing that”

Igor Kurganov expresses that individuals should use prudent risk-benefit calculus to address future damages from global threats.

“But we're not even fighting the last war right now. It's like it's it's it's really weird how much damage was created and how little people are now doing a prudent risk benefit calculus to address future damages.”

Giving money to direct cash transfer charities is an effective way to improve the world.

“Giving people money is what works to make the world a better place.”