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    Thursday, March 22, 2012
    2:31AM

    Altruism in the Age of Austerity

    Edinburgh University ToMax

    The Wee Red Lounge, Edinburgh College of Art

    Benjamin Todd, MD of 80,000 Hours, a charity which investigates which careers can make the biggest difference. Work in a bank, or become and aidworker?

    Simon Smith, Founder of Global Enduro, an adventure travel company. 

    Professor Michael Northcott, Professor of Ethics at Edinburgh University. 

    Blog and conclusions from the organisers.

    DateThursday, March 22, 2012 AuthorMax | CommentPost a Comment | Reference3 References |

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      Response: hotelazalea.be
      at hotelazalea.be on May 16, 2013
      This blog appears to recieve a good ammount of visitors. How do you get traffic to it? It gives a nice unique spin on things. I guess having something authentic or substantial to say is the most important thing.
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      Response: NHxvUOTR
      at NHxvUOTR on May 16, 2013
      ToMax Talks - Past Talks - Altruism in the Age of Austerity
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      at auckland mortgage brokers on June 15, 2014
      ToMax Talks - Past Talks - Altruism in the Age of Austerity

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