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Altruismus und Hilfsbereitschaft

Sukadev Bretz - Sinn und Liebe

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Engagement aus Mitgefühl. Dienen aus Pflichteifer. Sich einsetzen für eine bessere Welt. Gemeinschaft statt Einsamkeit. Für andere da sein statt Egoismus. Wie kann man uneigennützig dienen, das Gute in der Welt fördern? Wie kann man dabei Enttäuschungen und Frust überwinden? Was kann man wirklich machen, um zu helfen und zu dienen? Viele Anregungen und Überlegungen von und mit Sukadev Bretz, Gründer von Yoga Vidya.
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Altruism Unplugged is a podcast that raises awareness and promotes growth for charities, non profits, and business leaders that have found independent success and have used their platform to give back. We will put a lens on the leaders of these movements, exploring the origins and inspiration that led them to live the “ALTRUISTIC “ lifestyle. We will detail their most successful stories and how they managed the roadblocks along the way that makes their journey truly unique. Ultimately we wan ...
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Ein Vortragspodcast mit dem Inhalt Gerechtigkeitsinn. Verstehe etwas mehr über das Thema Gerechtigkeitsinn in diesem kleinen, aber feinen Vortragsaudio. Sukadev, Gründer von Yoga Vidya e.V., denkt laut nach über das Thema von Gesichtspunkten des klassischen Yoga aus, der auch für das Verständnis von Prana, Nadis und Chakras wichtig ist. Ähnliche Th…
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Episode 7 features Laura Kent and Sabrina Kelly, the co- creators of the non profit Jiu Jitsu Event Sub Out Domestic Violence. Their events feature women's superfights under a sub or draw ruleset. The purpose of the event is two-fold - to highlight female jiu jitsu competitors and to raise money for Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, a loca…
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Our guest for episode 6 is Sally Shaughnessy, the operations lead for Bella Boutique, a non-profit based in Denver that provides free formalwear to teens in financial need. She has worked with Bella since 2015. Sally is committed to improving her local community and has been involved with non-profits and volunteering for twenty plus years, since he…
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Effective Altruism: Ten Global Problems is a collection of ten top episodes of the 80,000 Hours Podcast, designed to bring you up to speed on ten pressing issues the effective altruism community is working to solve. Here the host of the show — Rob Wiblin — briefly explains what effective altruism is all about, and what to expect from the rest of th…
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In 2020, Oxford academic and 80,000 Hours trustee Dr Toby Ord released his book The Precipice: Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity. It's about how our long-term future could be better than almost anyone believes, but also how humanity's recklessness is putting that future at grave risk — in Toby's reckoning, a 1 in 6 chance of being extingu…
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If I told you it’s possible to deliver an extra year of ideal primary-level education for 30 cents, would you believe me? Hopefully not – the claim is absurd on its face. But it may be true nonetheless. The very best education interventions are phenomenally cost-effective, but they’re not the kinds of things you’d expect, says Dr Rachel Glennerster…
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COVID-19 has provided a vivid reminder of the damage biological threats can do. But the threat doesn’t come from natural sources alone. Weaponized contagious diseases — which were abandoned by the United States, but developed in large numbers by the Soviet Union, right up until its collapse — have the potential to spread globally and kill just as m…
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Brian Christian is a bestselling author with a particular knack for accurately communicating difficult or technical ideas from both mathematics and computer science. The 80,000 Hours team found his new book The Alignment Problem to be an insightful and comprehensive review of the state of the research into making advanced artificial intelligence us…
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Every year tens of billions of animals are raised in terrible conditions in factory farms before being killed for human consumption. Despite the enormous scale of suffering this causes, the issue is largely neglected, with only about $50 million dollars spent each year tackling the problem globally. Since 2015, Lewis Bollard has led Open Philanthro…
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The killing of George Floyd has prompted a great deal of debate over whether the US should shrink its police departments. The research literature suggests that the presence of police officers does reduce crime, though they’re not cheap, and as is increasingly recognised, impose substantial harms on the populations they are meant to be protecting, e…
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How many words in U.S. newspapers have been spilled on tax policy in the past five years? And how many words on CRISPR? Or meat alternatives? Or how AI may soon automate the majority of jobs? When people look back on this era, is the interesting thing going to have been fights over whether or not the top marginal tax rate was 39.5% or 35.4%, or is …
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A golf-ball sized lump of uranium can deliver more than enough power to cover all your lifetime energy use. To get the same energy from coal, you’d need 3,200 tonnes of the stuff — a mass equivalent to 800 adult elephants, which would go on to produce more than 11,000 tonnes of CO2. That’s about 11,000 tonnes more than the uranium. Many people aren…
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If a nuclear winter or asteroid impact blocked the sun for years, our inability to grow food would result in billions dying of starvation, right? According to Dr Dave Denkenberger, co-author of Feeding Everyone No Matter What: no. If he’s to be believed, nobody need starve at all. Even without the sun, Dave sees the Earth as a bountiful food source…
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Most animals are hunted by predators, and constantly have to remain vigilant lest they be killed, and perhaps experience the terror of being eaten alive. Resource competition often leads to chronic hunger or starvation. Their diseases and injuries are never treated. In winter wild animals freeze to death and in droughts they die of heat or thirst. …
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Now you've finished Effective Altruism: Ten Global Problems, here's what we suggest you do next. And if you’ve listened to this series and found the ideas resonated with you, our one-on-one team might be able to help you apply them to your career. We can talk to you about career options, make introductions in your chosen fields, and help you work o…
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‘If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” This mantra summarizes the story and mission for episode 5, featuring Max Fisher, perfectly. Max operates Endurance Leadership Coaching and is an accomplished producer and musician who has toured all over the world. He has performed at the White House, Kennedy Center and had th…
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In episode 4, our guest is Meg Hanebutt, the Operations Manager of the City Surf Project. CSP is a San Francisco based non profit, that provides equitable access to the ocean through the sport of surfing. Meg details for us how CSP is fulfilling its mission to provide the underserved youth in the Bay Area valuable life lessons both in and out of th…
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In Episode 3, Jared Silverstein introduces us to Puzzle Pieces Squared, a non profit that helps provide Autism support & awareness. His organization’s goal is to help provide Autism support for one local family at a time, helping to find the missing piece to give back to families through financial resources and make them whole again. In the winter …
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In the second Episode, Altruism Unplugged is teaming up with Chef Nicholas Elmi to raise money For the Non-Profit No Kid Hungry. Chef Nick is the owner of Restaurant Laurel, In the Valley Cocktail Bar in South Philadelphia and Royal Boucherie in Old City. Nicholas Elmi is also the Season 11 winner of Bravo’s Television Series top chef Nicks Restaur…
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Focused athletics students are provided with free SAT & ACT test prep, mentorship, and workouts on a weekly basis. Over 40 of their members have obtained academic and athletic scholarships. You can't spell Philanthropy without PHILA, and Jackson has brotherly Love that is beyond measure. In this episode you hear how these young men are flourishing …
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'Effective Altruism: An Introduction' is a collection of ten top episodes of The 80,000 Hours Podcast specifically selected to help listeners quickly get up to speed on the school of thought known as effective altruism. Here the host of the show — Rob Wiblin — briefly explains what effective altruism is all about, and what to expect from the rest o…
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The Green Revolution averted mass famine during the 20th century. The contraceptive pill gave women unprecedented freedom in planning their own lives. Both are widely recognised as scientific breakthroughs that transformed the world. But few know that those breakthroughs only happened when they did because of a philanthropist willing to take a risk…
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Of all the people whose well-being we should care about, only a small fraction are alive today. The rest are members of future generations who are yet to exist. Whether they’ll be born into a world that is flourishing or disintegrating – and indeed, whether they will ever be born at all – is in large part up to us. As such, the welfare of future ge…
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The effective altruist research community tries to identify the highest impact things people can do to improve the world. Unsurprisingly, given the difficulty of such a massive and open-ended project, very different schools of thought have arisen about how to do the most good. Today’s guest, Alexander Berger, leads Open Philanthropy’s ‘Global Healt…
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Will SpaceX land people on Mars in the next decade? Will North Korea give up their nuclear weapons? Will your friend turn up to dinner? Spencer Greenberg, founder of ClearerThinking.org has a process for working out such real life problems. In this conversation from 2018, Spencer walks us through how to reason through difficult questions more accur…
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Immanuel Kant is a profoundly influential figure in modern philosophy, and was one of the earliest proponents for universal democracy and international cooperation. He also thought that women have no place in civil society, that it was okay to kill illegitimate children, and that there was a ranking in the moral worth of different races. Throughout…
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Imagine that humanity has two possible futures ahead of it: Either we’re going to have a huge future like that, in which trillions of people ultimately exist, or we’re going to wipe ourselves out quite soon, thereby ensuring that only around 100 billion people ever get to live. If there are eventually going to be 1,000 trillion humans, what should …
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Have you ever been infuriated by a doctor's unwillingness to give you an honest, probabilistic estimate about what to expect? Or a lawyer who won't tell you the chances you'll win your case? Their behaviour is so frustrating because accurately predicting the future is central to every action we take. If we can't assess the likelihood of different o…
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The barista gives you your coffee and change, and you walk away from the busy line. But you suddenly realise she gave you $1 less than she should have. Do you brush your way past the people now waiting, or just accept this as a dollar you’re never getting back? According to philosophy Professor Hilary Greaves - Director of Oxford University's Globa…
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The 80,000 Hours Podcast is about “the world’s most pressing problems and how you can use your career to solve them”, and in this episode we tackle that question in the most direct way possible. In 2019 we published a summary of all our key ideas, which links to many of our other articles, and which we are aiming to keep updated as our opinions shi…
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Is effective altruism just about donating money to fight poverty? Does it include a moral obligation to give? How do you talk about it to people who've never heard of it? In this conversation from 2020, Arden Koehler and 80,000 Hours CEO Ben Todd cover a bunch of topics related to effective altruism. We also have an article on misconceptions about …
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Now you've finished Effective Altruism: An Introduction, here's what we suggest you do next. And if you’ve listened to this series and found the ideas resonated with you, our one-on-one team might be able to help you apply them to your career. We can talk to you about career options, make introductions in your chosen fields, and help you work out n…
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Eine kurzer Abhandlung mit dem Gegenstand Freigiebigkeit. Erfahre einiges über Freigiebigkeit in dieser kurzen Abhandlung. Der Yogalehrer Sukadev behandelt das Thema vom Standpunkt der Yoga Philosophie aus. Die Grundgedanken hinter Vedanta und damit der Yoga Philosophie sind Einheit, Verbundenheit, Liebe. Ähnliche Begriffe sind z.B. Freiheitlich, F…
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Vortrag zum Themenkreis Beharrlichkeit. Erfahre einiges zum Thema Beharrlichkeit in diesem kleinen kurzen Vortrag. Sukadev, Leiter vom Yoga Vidya e.V., spricht hier über das Thema von Gesichtspunkten des klassischen Yoga aus, der auch für das Verständnis von Prana, Nadis und Chakras wichtig ist. Verwandte Themen sind z.B. Beherrschen, Beherrschung,…
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Abhandlung über das Thema Vorurteilslosigkeit Tugend gegen Angst. Bekanntes und Unbekanntes zum Thema Vorurteilslosigkeit in diesem Kurzvortrag. Der Yogalehrer und Spirituelle Lehrer Sukadev Bretz spricht hier über dieses Thema aus dem Geist des ganzheitlichen Yoga. Es gilt, alles mit Liebe zu betrachten. Ähnliche Themen sind z.B. Vorwärtsbeuge, Vo…
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