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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Altruism is impartial and may greatly benefit the person who personally practices it.
Chapter 3: Utilitarian ethics imposes a strict moral code, even regarding the people you most love.
Chapter 4: Seeking employment with an altruistic purpose can help people discover their vocation, though it may demand significant sacrifices.
Chapter 5: Altruists don’t hesitate to aid strangers, even when doing so endangers their health and emotional well-being, and personal safety too.
Chapter 6: Be as helpful as you can by selecting the right cause and employing the proper methods consistently.
Chapter 7: Some individuals possess a pathological urge to behave altruistically.
Chapter 8: Popular fiction has drawn an antiheroic, and even absurd, picture of altruists.
Chapter 9: For a long time, altruism was deemed intrinsically selfish, but that view is changing.
Description
Strangers Drowning (2015) tells the amazing stories of people who decided to put an end to selfish behavior and devote their lives to helping others. Find out what it takes to lead a life of altruism and selflessness, and the price people pay to make a difference in the world.
Who Should Listen
- Good samaritans who want to understand their desire to help
- Cynics who want to be more altruistic
- Students or business people looking for meaningful work