He gave a stranger his kidney — then gave away $45 million. 🫀 . . . Zell Kravinsky, a Philadelphia real-estate investor, calculated the odds of dying from kidney donation at 1 in 4,000. He decided that math meant refusing was 'valuing your own life 4,000 times a stranger's.' In 2003 he walked into Albert Einstein Medical Center and donated to a woman he'd never met.
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