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Fostering a child was my worst nightmare, until I met John (opens the original)
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I recently saw a story on Instagram claiming that the English TV talent show judge Simon Cowell intends to leave his estimated $600 million fortune to charities that help abandoned animals. The full story is slightly more nuanced: Cowell has reportedly spoken of supporting both animal welfare charities and children's charities. Nevertheless, it raises an uncomfortable question about our charitable priorities. Why are we often more emotionally moved by the story of an abandoned dog than a neglect
Fostering a child was my worst nightmare, until I met John (opens the original)
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I recently saw a story on Instagram claiming that the English TV talent show judge Simon Cowell intends to leave his estimated $600 million fortune to charities that help abandoned animals. The full story is slightly more nuanced: Cowell has reportedly spoken of supporting both animal welfare charities and children's charities. Nevertheless, it raises an uncomfortable question about our charitable priorities. Why are we often more emotionally moved by the story of an abandoned dog than a neglect
Fostering a child was my worst nightmare, until I met John (opens the original)
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I recently saw a story on Instagram claiming that the English TV talent show judge Simon Cowell intends to leave his estimated $600 million fortune to charities that help abandoned animals. The full story is slightly more nuanced: Cowell has reportedly spoken of supporting both animal welfare charities and children's charities. Nevertheless, it raises an uncomfortable question about our charitable priorities. Why are we often more emotionally moved by the story of an abandoned dog than a neglect
Fostering a child was my worst nightmare, until I met John (opens the original)
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I recently saw a story on Instagram claiming that the English TV talent show judge Simon Cowell intends to leave his estimated $600 million fortune to charities that help abandoned animals. The full story is slightly more nuanced: Cowell has reportedly spoken of supporting both animal welfare charities and children's charities. Nevertheless, it raises an uncomfortable question about our charitable priorities. Why are we often more emotionally moved by the story of an abandoned dog than a neglect
Fostering a child was my worst nightmare, until I met John (opens the original)
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I recently saw a story on Instagram claiming that the English TV talent show judge Simon Cowell intends to leave his estimated $600 million fortune to charities that help abandoned animals. The full story is slightly more nuanced: Cowell has reportedly spoken of supporting both animal welfare charities and children's charities. Nevertheless, it raises an uncomfortable question about our charitable priorities. Why are we often more emotionally moved by the story of an abandoned dog than a neglect
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