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Longtermism's Philosophical Credibility After FTX - Footnote 14

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The source does not explicitly state that the movement's funding apparatus channeled resources into 'EA institution-building and movement growth,' but it does mention funding for EA institutions. The source states that Benjamin Todd estimated total pledges to EA had reached $46 billion, not that Émile Torres observed this. The source does not explicitly state that billions remained dedicated to longtermist efforts even after the FTX collapse, but it does say that the longtermist enterprise remains well-funded and well-positioned to repair its reputation.

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www.radicalphilosophy.com/commentary/the-toxic-ideology-of-longtermism(1 check)

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Found: Longtermism's movement had grown to depend on a small number of extremely wealthy donors—a concentration of philanthropic power that some argued left it vulnerable to the ethical failures of individua…

Note: The source does not explicitly state that the movement's funding apparatus channeled resources into 'EA institution-building and movement growth,' but it does mention funding for EA institutions. The source states that Benjamin Todd estimated total pledges to EA had reached $46 billion, not that Émile Torres observed this. The source does not explicitly state that billions remained dedicated to longtermist efforts even after the FTX collapse, but it does say that the longtermist enterprise remains well-funded and well-positioned to repair its reputation.

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