• [ ] Differences in cost-effectiveness between funding opportunities
  • [ ] Giving What We Can on comparing charities
  • [ ] 80,000 Hours on differences in cost-effectiveness
  • [ ] Brian Tomasik on differences in cost-effectiveness
  • [ ] Open Philanthropy on beating GiveWell top charities
• [ ] Funding gaps and returns functions
  • [ ] CEA on returns functions
  • [ ] CEA on modelling diminishing returns
• [ ] Counterfactuals, fungeing, leveraging, and coordination
  • [ ] 80,000 Hours on coordination (section “How to attribute impact in communities”)
  • [ ] John Halstead on counterfactuals and “double-counting”
  • [ ] 80,000 Hours on coordination (section “The Portfolio Approach”)
  • [ ] Owen Cotton-Barratt on coordination
  • [ ] Ben Todd comment on fungeing and the community bar
• [ ] Bayesian thinking
  • [ ] Holden Karnofsky on the Bayesian Mindset
  • [ ] Holden Karnofsky on “why we can’t take expected value estimates literally”
  • [ ] Holden Karnofsky on sequence thinking vs. cluster thinking
• [ ] The usefulness and limits of (mathematical) models
  • [ ] Owen Cotton-Barratt on when/how to use models
  • [ ] List of ways in which cost-effectiveness models can be misleading
  • [ ] John Halstead on ITN
• [ ] Deference to experts
  • [ ] Holden Karnofsky on minimal trust investigations
• [ ] Timing of giving
  • [ ] Investing to give exec summary