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Many people think of Superman as a hero. But he may be the greatest example of underutilised talent in all of fiction.
On this page: Introduction 1 Approach 1: Earning to give 1.1 Common objections to earning to give 2 Approach 2: Communicating ideas 3 Approach 3: Research 4 Approach 4: Government and policy 5 Approach 5: Building organisations 6 With great power comes great responsibility 7 Which is the right approach for you? 8 Do you need to sacrifice to do good? Table of Contents 1 How to help the most people with your career 2 Approach 1: Earning to give 2.1 Common objections to earning to give 3 Approach 2: Communicating ideas 4 Approach 3: Research 4.1 Don’t forget supporting positions 5 Approach
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