Elon Musk, Sam Bankman-Fried and Peter Thiel – these are all men that at one point or another have been associated with the 'effective altruism' movement. The philosophy advocates for improving the world by doing what you're best at and strategically sharing the fruits of your labour – for some, that might be making a lot of money and donating to the best charities out there. Here, The Spectator's online commissioning editor Max Jeffery interviews the philosopher Peter Singer, the father of the philosophy.
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