Surely part of the reason people object to effective altruism is that they don't have a clear distinction between the truth of the claim: it is good to do good effectively, having a *social* norm that you ought not to give non-effectively and their view of the social movement.
Outside of people in philosophy people don't distinguish social norms and moral facts very clearly.
Surely part of the reason people object to effective altruism is that they don't have a clear distinction between the truth of the claim: it is good to do good effectively, having a *social* norm that you ought not to give non-effectively and their view of the social movement.
Outside of people in philosophy people don't distinguish social norms and moral facts very clearly.
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