EA insider argues movement's failure to eject frauds warrants far more internal suspicion
basedjensen · x · 2026-09-16
Self-described EA-aligned commentator mattparlmer argues that given effective altruism's history of failing to remove mendacious and sometimes seriously fraudulent people from the movement, most EAs should be far more suspicious of other EAs' motives and actions.
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