TIME Magazineさんのインスタグラム動画 - (TIME MagazineInstagram)「TIME’s new cover: Inside the fast-growing movement to do more good in the world. For anyone enjoying a comfortable life in a world of horrifying inequality, examining your choices closely might spark difficult questions. For William MacAskill, a 35-year-old Scottish philosopher who co-founded a movement dedicated to doing the most good possible, the stakes can feel especially high. More than a decade ago, MacAskill helped start effective altruism (EA), which aims to use evidence and reason to find the best ways of helping others, and to put those findings into practice. EA holds that we should value all lives equally and act on that basis. His new book, “What We Owe the Future,” argues we should expand the moral circle even further: if we care about people thousands of miles away, we should care about people thousands or even millions of years in the future. For the EA movement to deliver on its aim—to improve as many lives as possible—it needs to help answer an impossible question: How much comfort should we be willing to trade for potentially enormous gains to society? Read the cover story by @naina.bajekal at the link in our bio. Illustration by @peter.greenwooduk for TIME; animation by @brobeldesign」8月10日 20時04分