The world today is definitely not a paradise. Hunger, abuse, poverty, pollution, and violence are all too common. [….] there's lots of room for improvement! You can help to create a better world for the future. And it's not as hard as you think.

Helping Humanity [….] Don't donate to the first charity you come across. There are huge differences in efficiency. If you want to make sure that your money is used to save as many lives as possible, do check out givewell.org [….]Shop carefully [….]Take a close look at your options. Ask yourself questions: "Do I want to support this type of business?" "Are the farmers or factory workers that made this treated well?" "Is this product traded fairly?" "Is it healthy?" "Is it good for the environment?" "Does the sale of this product help support an oppressive political regime?" [….]

Helping Protect and Preserve Your Planet [.....] Reduce your impact on the planet. Reduce your harmful impact on the planet by reusing items and materials when you can [....] Support animal welfare  [....]

Helping the People In Your Life [....] Laugh and smile! Sharing a smile  and a laugh with someone is easy

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Anyone can change the world; all it takes is a little time, effort and dedication!

Even if you are broke, there are lots of ways you can help to make the world a better place

Advertise your cause by using your talents

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Let’s take a different perspective: If you are exploring some feature, then having some level of code knowledge could help you to think more deeply about the possible modes (the risks) of failure in software and there’s value in that. You might make the same assumptions, and be blind to some assumptions that the developer made, but you are also more likely to build better mental models and create more insightful tests.

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