Title: Theory / Important / Human / EA / handbook=80k

Last name: Sendlerowa
First name: Irena
Known for: helped rescue over 2,500 Jewish children, many from the Warsaw Ghetto, during the Holocaust of World War 2.
Honor: Righteous Gentiles
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Page: http://historysheroes.e2bn.org/hero/whowerethey/4332

Last name: Stanislav
First name: Petrov
Known for: Did not escalate the information that USA was doing a missile strike; countrary to what computer thought
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Page: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-24280831

Last name: Borlaug
First name: Norman
Known for: Starting green revolution in developping countries, allowing food to increase quicker than human
Honor: Peace nobel prize
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Page: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1997/01/forgotten-benefactor-of-humanity/306101/

Question: Why should you do research to choose the cause you'll make effort for
Answer: because there may be other cause you haven't head of, which would be far more important
Page: 8
Section: 1

Name: A cause great in scale
Definition: A cause which affects many people’s lives, by a great amount
Page: 8
Section: 1

Name: A cause neglected
Definition: few other people are working on addressing the problem
Page: 8
Section: 1

Name: A cause highly solvable
Definition: additional resources will do a great deal to address it
Page: 8
Section: 1

Smaller0: great in scale
Greater0: you can have high impact working on this cause
Page: 8
Section: 1
Variables: c a cause
Smaller1: highly neglected
Prefix Smaller: c is
Smaller2: highly solvable

Question: Examples of problem EA considers
Answer: Fighting extreme poverty
Page: 9
Chapter: intro
Answer2: Animal suffering
Answer3: Improving long-term future
Answer4: Finding other great causee

Question: Examples of problem EA could potentially consider, but not now
Answer: Improvements to the scientific establishment, such as greater transparency and replication of results
Page: 10
Chapter: intro
Answer2: Researching mental health and neurological disorders, particularly depression and anxiety, and improving access to treatment in low-income countries
Answer3: Tobacco control
Answer4: Prevention of road traffic injuries
Answer5: US criminal justice reform
Answer6: International migration and trade policy reform