I'm surprised that everyone who has responded to my post has defended the
conventional wisdom on charity giving. But surely one should either borrow
money to do a life time worth of giving right away, or save and do all
charity in one's will, or otherwise concentrate all charity giving to a
single
--- Wei Dai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a donor
should give all of his contributions to one charity, and not spread
them among several. The logic is almost exactly the same.
Likewise, a parent with several children should confine his spending to one
child and let the rest die off. The logic is
--- Wei Dai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... surely one should either borrow
money to do a life time worth of giving right away, or save and do all
charity in one's will, or otherwise concentrate all charity giving to a
single moment in time.
That should generalize to raising children; when one's
