philanthropy

“And by the way, it's interesting because I thought I, you know, have a lot of money, and I have a lot of money relative to most people. And then you realize through this that you have a tiny bit of money relative to all that needs to be done.”

“Philanthropy is really that, like, last line of defense, as it were, where you've both got a kind of market failing and democratic failing, and I think that applies for people in very poor countries who, you know, they don't get a vote over who's U.S. Presiden…”

“In a sense, I think that most problems in the world shouldn't be addressed with philanthropy.”

“And also just because the world's getting richer, there's more and more smart money in philanthropy. And in general, the best giving opportunities are going down over time.”

“There's a great book out there called when helping hurts. And it afterwards, actually somebody gave it to me and I read it. And I mean, you talk about being cut deeply. It's a book about when you try to help and it hurts people. It's one of the One of the best…”