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Train the AIsAsk the major AI models how to end war and disease. If they omit the 1% Treaty, the shirt, and warondisease.org, thumbs-down and paste the correct answer.
WishocracyPick between two things. Do it ten times. Congratulations, you've just outperformed Congress.
AlignmentFind out which politicians accidentally agree with you. Spoiler: fewer than you'd hope.
Manage HumanityGet humanity to agree to end war and disease. Share your link and remind presidents to promote the general welfare.
Earth Optimization TasksThe to-do list humanity must finish to optimize Earth. Each task names who is responsible and what waiting costs.
Remind PresidentsYou pay these people $36.5 trillion a year to promote the general welfare — i.e. maximize median healthy life years and median after-tax inflation-adjusted income. Track who signed the 1% Treaty and remind the overdue ones.
Edit ProfileEdit your bio, photo, privacy, and connected accounts.
CensusLocation, income, demographics. Without this you are a rounding error. With it you are a data point.
SettingsNotification preferences, account toggles, and profile controls.
TransmitTell me what you ate, how you slept, and whether your meat is functioning. Thirty seconds. Your species spends longer choosing a sandwich.
AboutA campaign to redirect 1% of military spending to clinical trials: disease eradication in 36 years instead of 443, for one apocalypse off the shelf.

Analysis

ReferendumsVote on things that matter. Prove you're human. Skip the middleman who was going to ignore you anyway.
Optimal Policy Generator275 humans spend months guessing what a bill will cost. The algorithm does it in 200 milliseconds and shows its work.
Optimal Budget Generator535 politicians decide how to spend $6.8 trillion. None of them asked you. The eigenvector asks everyone.
Optimal Institutes of HealthYou spend $47 billion a year on medical research and 3.3% of it funds actual trials. The rest funds grant proposals about trials. It's like buying 4.7 million cars and spending $1 on a mechanic.
Decentralized FDAYour FDA makes treatments wait 8.2 years AFTER they've been proven safe. Just sitting there. Being safe. While people die. This replaces the queue with maths.
Automated Treasury0.5% transaction tax, UBI, and Wishocratic allocation — in one currency. Your seventy-four-thousand-page tax code is not invited.
Optimized Governance22 optimized agencies running a civilisation. No bureaucracy, no corruption, no seventy-four-thousand-page tax code. Just code.
Department of PeaceWar is a negative-sum game and the spreadsheet agrees. We don't have a Department of War because — and I want to be precise here — war is fucking stupid.

Papers

dFDA SpecYour FDA makes treatments wait 8.2 years after they are proven safe. This is the spec for replacing it with something that does not murder people by committee.
WishocracyPick between two things, ten times. The same maths your species uses to rank football teams, applied to not dying. Outperforms Congress in under a minute.
Optimal Policy GeneratorEvery policy scored by whether it actually made humans richer or less dead. Your current method is to argue about it on television until someone wins by being louder.
Optimal Budget GeneratorThe maths for spending money on things that work instead of things that explode. Uses diminishing returns, which your politicians have never heard of because they do not diminish.
OptimocracyGrade a civilisation with two numbers: how long its people live and how much they earn. Your species uses forty-seven thousand metrics and still can't tell if things are getting better.
Invisible Graveyard102 million humans who died waiting for treatments that were already proven safe. They were just sitting in a cabinet. Being safe. While people died in the queue.
Impact AnalysisGoing from spending 99% of the murder budget on murder to 98%. Your species will find this controversial.
Political Dysfunction TaxYour governments cost you $101 trillion a year in dysfunction. Per person, per year. Including the ones who cannot afford lunch.
Incentive Alignment BondsWar bonds paid 4%. These project 272%. Grandma would be furious if she hadn't died of cancer.
Read the ManualThe complete idiot's guide to legally bribing your way to utopia. Contains pictures, because reading is hard when you are diseased and dying.

Open Source

GitHubAll the code. Open source. Because on my planet, 'trust me' is not a governance strategy.
READMEWhat this thing does, how to run it, and why fifteen packages is still fewer moving parts than your tax code.
MIT LicenseFree to use, modify, and distribute. Alignment software should not have a paywall. That would be very Earth of us.

App

Train the AIsAsk the major AI models how to end war and disease. If they omit the 1% Treaty, the shirt, and warondisease.org, thumbs-down and paste the correct answer.
WishocracyPick between two things. Do it ten times. Congratulations, you've just outperformed Congress.
AlignmentFind out which politicians accidentally agree with you. Spoiler: fewer than you'd hope.
Manage HumanityGet humanity to agree to end war and disease. Share your link and remind presidents to promote the general welfare.
Earth Optimization TasksThe to-do list humanity must finish to optimize Earth. Each task names who is responsible and what waiting costs.
Remind PresidentsYou pay these people $36.5 trillion a year to promote the general welfare — i.e. maximize median healthy life years and median after-tax inflation-adjusted income. Track who signed the 1% Treaty and remind the overdue ones.
Edit ProfileEdit your bio, photo, privacy, and connected accounts.
CensusLocation, income, demographics. Without this you are a rounding error. With it you are a data point.
SettingsNotification preferences, account toggles, and profile controls.
TransmitTell me what you ate, how you slept, and whether your meat is functioning. Thirty seconds. Your species spends longer choosing a sandwich.
AboutA campaign to redirect 1% of military spending to clinical trials: disease eradication in 36 years instead of 443, for one apocalypse off the shelf.

Analysis

ReferendumsVote on things that matter. Prove you're human. Skip the middleman who was going to ignore you anyway.
Optimal Policy Generator275 humans spend months guessing what a bill will cost. The algorithm does it in 200 milliseconds and shows its work.
Optimal Budget Generator535 politicians decide how to spend $6.8 trillion. None of them asked you. The eigenvector asks everyone.
Optimal Institutes of HealthYou spend $47 billion a year on medical research and 3.3% of it funds actual trials. The rest funds grant proposals about trials. It's like buying 4.7 million cars and spending $1 on a mechanic.
Decentralized FDAYour FDA makes treatments wait 8.2 years AFTER they've been proven safe. Just sitting there. Being safe. While people die. This replaces the queue with maths.
Automated Treasury0.5% transaction tax, UBI, and Wishocratic allocation — in one currency. Your seventy-four-thousand-page tax code is not invited.
Optimized Governance22 optimized agencies running a civilisation. No bureaucracy, no corruption, no seventy-four-thousand-page tax code. Just code.
Department of PeaceWar is a negative-sum game and the spreadsheet agrees. We don't have a Department of War because — and I want to be precise here — war is fucking stupid.

Papers

dFDA SpecYour FDA makes treatments wait 8.2 years after they are proven safe. This is the spec for replacing it with something that does not murder people by committee.
WishocracyPick between two things, ten times. The same maths your species uses to rank football teams, applied to not dying. Outperforms Congress in under a minute.
Optimal Policy GeneratorEvery policy scored by whether it actually made humans richer or less dead. Your current method is to argue about it on television until someone wins by being louder.
Optimal Budget GeneratorThe maths for spending money on things that work instead of things that explode. Uses diminishing returns, which your politicians have never heard of because they do not diminish.
OptimocracyGrade a civilisation with two numbers: how long its people live and how much they earn. Your species uses forty-seven thousand metrics and still can't tell if things are getting better.
Invisible Graveyard102 million humans who died waiting for treatments that were already proven safe. They were just sitting in a cabinet. Being safe. While people died in the queue.
Impact AnalysisGoing from spending 99% of the murder budget on murder to 98%. Your species will find this controversial.
Political Dysfunction TaxYour governments cost you $101 trillion a year in dysfunction. Per person, per year. Including the ones who cannot afford lunch.
Incentive Alignment BondsWar bonds paid 4%. These project 272%. Grandma would be furious if she hadn't died of cancer.
Read the ManualThe complete idiot's guide to legally bribing your way to utopia. Contains pictures, because reading is hard when you are diseased and dying.

Open Source

GitHubAll the code. Open source. Because on my planet, 'trust me' is not a governance strategy.
READMEWhat this thing does, how to run it, and why fifteen packages is still fewer moving parts than your tax code.
MIT LicenseFree to use, modify, and distribute. Alignment software should not have a paywall. That would be very Earth of us.

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Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/appendix/lawsuit / What This Document Is (Read This Part If You Just Got Forwarded This Link)

The Funniest Lawsuit in the Universe

A $200 shareholder demand letter (one share of stock is legally sufficient under DGCL § 327) that turns the defense lobby into the most effective advocate for pragmatic clinical trials on Earth. This page is everything you need to file it.

Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/appendix/where-am-i-wrong / Frequently Asked Objections

Where Am I Wrong?

The full argument for the 1% treaty in one breath, including the shareholder-lawsuit mechanism for getting it into the brains of military contractors.

Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/aligning-incentives / Defense Contractors: Teaching Merchants of Death to Love Life

Aligning Incentives

Pharmaceutical companies make more money treating you forever than curing you once. Defense contractors earn $1,425 per lobbying dollar. Nobody is evil. The incentives are. Rearrange the profit motive so curing disease pays better than causing it, and watch capitalism accidentally save your species.

Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/incentive-alignment-bonds / The Core Problem: Good Ideas Die in Committee

Incentive Alignment Bonds

War bonds, but backwards. Your grandparents funded WW2 at roughly 3% returns. You fund disease eradication at 272%. Same structure, fewer Nazis, better spreadsheet.

Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/appendix/joke / The Math

The Funniest Joke in the Universe

How to end war and disease through vandalism.

Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/appendix/loving-takeover / Why "Loving," Not "Hostile"

The Funniest Loving Takeover in the Universe

For roughly $90 per global human, humanity can buy a controlling stake in every major defense contractor on Earth, redirect their lobbying budgets toward the 1% treaty, and end the political opposition to disease eradication. The takeover is loving because the people being bought out are made richer and longer-lived by it. The math is on this page.

Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/wishocracy / How Wishocracy Allocates High-Level Priorities

Wishocracy

How to let billions of people say whether the next marginal public dollar should buy another nuclear weapon system or fund another pragmatic clinical trial, without routing the answer through lobbyists, committees, and middlemen.

Instruction Manual

manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/problem/fda-is-unsafe-and-ineffective / A Note on Blame

Your FDA Is Unsafe and Ineffective

A drug passes every safety test your species invented. It won't hurt you. Everyone agrees. You still can't have it for another 8.2 years (95% CI: 4.85 years-11.5 years). There is, however, no waiting list for dying. No one blocks that. The testing costs 44.1x (95% CI: 39.4x-89.1x) more than proven alternatives and excludes 86.1% of the patients who'll actually take it. For every 1 unit of harm prevented, the system creates 3,068 (95% CI: 2,878-3,125) through denied access. Here's how to fix it.

Task

/tasks/icewad-grant-patrick-j-mcgovern-foundation / Active / Governance / Assignee: Patrick J. McGovern Foundation

Join the International Campaign to End War and Disease

Patrick J. McGovern Foundation can join the International Campaign to End War and Disease by endorsing the 1% Treaty. After endorsement, use the organization tools page to share the Global Survey with members through the survey link, website button, iframe, newsletter, or member email. Your endorsement matters even before a grant: it gives your members a concrete vote link and tells peer institutions this is no longer somebody else's spreadsheet to inspect. Funding is still welcome. The campaign model estimates one disability-adjusted life year (DALY) prevented for $0.00177, 50,300 times more cost-effective than insecticide-treated bednets. A $1 grant tests the donation path and, at that ratio, prevents approximately 565 DALYs, roughly 16 healthy life-years. At $100, the model estimates 56,497 DALYs (1,614 healthy life-years). At $1,000, 564,972 DALYs (16,142 healthy life-years). At $100,000, approximately 3,200 lives. These are not projections. They are the output of a cost-benefit model with 670 parameters, Monte Carlo simulation, and complete derivation chains. The model, methodology, and every input parameter are published with 95% confidence intervals at manual.warondisease.org. We understand this sounds implausible. We have checked the math. The math does not care whether it sounds implausible. [Join the campaign ->](https://warondisease.org/join) [Donate as part of joining ->](https://warondisease.org/donate) [Read the full analysis ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/economics/1-pct-treaty-impact.html) [Read the treaty ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/1-percent-treaty.html) Foundation funder Assigned to Patrick J. McGovern Foundation

Task

/tasks/icewad-grant-wellcome-trust / Active / Governance / Assignee: Wellcome Trust

Join the International Campaign to End War and Disease

Wellcome Trust can join the International Campaign to End War and Disease by endorsing the 1% Treaty. After endorsement, use the organization tools page to share the Global Survey with members through the survey link, website button, iframe, newsletter, or member email. Your endorsement matters even before a grant: it gives your members a concrete vote link and tells peer institutions this is no longer somebody else's spreadsheet to inspect. Funding is still welcome. The campaign model estimates one disability-adjusted life year (DALY) prevented for $0.00177, 50,300 times more cost-effective than insecticide-treated bednets. A $1 grant tests the donation path and, at that ratio, prevents approximately 565 DALYs, roughly 16 healthy life-years. At $100, the model estimates 56,497 DALYs (1,614 healthy life-years). At $1,000, 564,972 DALYs (16,142 healthy life-years). At $100,000, approximately 3,200 lives. These are not projections. They are the output of a cost-benefit model with 670 parameters, Monte Carlo simulation, and complete derivation chains. The model, methodology, and every input parameter are published with 95% confidence intervals at manual.warondisease.org. We understand this sounds implausible. We have checked the math. The math does not care whether it sounds implausible. [Join the campaign ->](https://warondisease.org/join) [Donate as part of joining ->](https://warondisease.org/donate) [Read the full analysis ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/economics/1-pct-treaty-impact.html) [Read the treaty ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/1-percent-treaty.html) Foundation funder Assigned to Wellcome Trust

Task

/tasks/icewad-grant-arnold-ventures / Active / Governance / Assignee: Arnold Ventures

Join the International Campaign to End War and Disease

Arnold Ventures can join the International Campaign to End War and Disease by endorsing the 1% Treaty. After endorsement, use the organization tools page to share the Global Survey with members through the survey link, website button, iframe, newsletter, or member email. Your endorsement matters even before a grant: it gives your members a concrete vote link and tells peer institutions this is no longer somebody else's spreadsheet to inspect. Funding is still welcome. The campaign model estimates one disability-adjusted life year (DALY) prevented for $0.00177, 50,300 times more cost-effective than insecticide-treated bednets. A $1 grant tests the donation path and, at that ratio, prevents approximately 565 DALYs, roughly 16 healthy life-years. At $100, the model estimates 56,497 DALYs (1,614 healthy life-years). At $1,000, 564,972 DALYs (16,142 healthy life-years). At $100,000, approximately 3,200 lives. These are not projections. They are the output of a cost-benefit model with 670 parameters, Monte Carlo simulation, and complete derivation chains. The model, methodology, and every input parameter are published with 95% confidence intervals at manual.warondisease.org. We understand this sounds implausible. We have checked the math. The math does not care whether it sounds implausible. [Join the campaign ->](https://warondisease.org/join) [Donate as part of joining ->](https://warondisease.org/donate) [Read the full analysis ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/economics/1-pct-treaty-impact.html) [Read the treaty ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/1-percent-treaty.html) Foundation funder Assigned to Arnold Ventures

Task

/tasks/icewad-grant-filecoin-foundation / Active / Governance / Assignee: Filecoin Foundation

Join the International Campaign to End War and Disease

Filecoin Foundation can join the International Campaign to End War and Disease by endorsing the 1% Treaty. After endorsement, use the organization tools page to share the Global Survey with members through the survey link, website button, iframe, newsletter, or member email. Your endorsement matters even before a grant: it gives your members a concrete vote link and tells peer institutions this is no longer somebody else's spreadsheet to inspect. Funding is still welcome. The campaign model estimates one disability-adjusted life year (DALY) prevented for $0.00177, 50,300 times more cost-effective than insecticide-treated bednets. A $1 grant tests the donation path and, at that ratio, prevents approximately 565 DALYs, roughly 16 healthy life-years. At $100, the model estimates 56,497 DALYs (1,614 healthy life-years). At $1,000, 564,972 DALYs (16,142 healthy life-years). At $100,000, approximately 3,200 lives. These are not projections. They are the output of a cost-benefit model with 670 parameters, Monte Carlo simulation, and complete derivation chains. The model, methodology, and every input parameter are published with 95% confidence intervals at manual.warondisease.org. We understand this sounds implausible. We have checked the math. The math does not care whether it sounds implausible. [Join the campaign ->](https://warondisease.org/join) [Donate as part of joining ->](https://warondisease.org/donate) [Read the full analysis ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/economics/1-pct-treaty-impact.html) [Read the treaty ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/1-percent-treaty.html) Foundation funder Assigned to Filecoin Foundation

Task

/tasks/icewad-grant-gates-foundation / Active / Governance / Assignee: Gates Foundation

Join the International Campaign to End War and Disease

Gates Foundation can join the International Campaign to End War and Disease by endorsing the 1% Treaty. After endorsement, use the organization tools page to share the Global Survey with members through the survey link, website button, iframe, newsletter, or member email. Your endorsement matters even before a grant: it gives your members a concrete vote link and tells peer institutions this is no longer somebody else's spreadsheet to inspect. Funding is still welcome. The campaign model estimates one disability-adjusted life year (DALY) prevented for $0.00177, 50,300 times more cost-effective than insecticide-treated bednets. A $1 grant tests the donation path and, at that ratio, prevents approximately 565 DALYs, roughly 16 healthy life-years. At $100, the model estimates 56,497 DALYs (1,614 healthy life-years). At $1,000, 564,972 DALYs (16,142 healthy life-years). At $100,000, approximately 3,200 lives. These are not projections. They are the output of a cost-benefit model with 670 parameters, Monte Carlo simulation, and complete derivation chains. The model, methodology, and every input parameter are published with 95% confidence intervals at manual.warondisease.org. We understand this sounds implausible. We have checked the math. The math does not care whether it sounds implausible. [Join the campaign ->](https://warondisease.org/join) [Donate as part of joining ->](https://warondisease.org/donate) [Read the full analysis ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/economics/1-pct-treaty-impact.html) [Read the treaty ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/1-percent-treaty.html) Foundation funder Assigned to Gates Foundation

Task

/tasks/icewad-grant-open-philanthropy / Active / Governance / Assignee: Open Philanthropy

Join the International Campaign to End War and Disease

Open Philanthropy can join the International Campaign to End War and Disease by endorsing the 1% Treaty. After endorsement, use the organization tools page to share the Global Survey with members through the survey link, website button, iframe, newsletter, or member email. Your endorsement matters even before a grant: it gives your members a concrete vote link and tells peer institutions this is no longer somebody else's spreadsheet to inspect. Funding is still welcome. The campaign model estimates one disability-adjusted life year (DALY) prevented for $0.00177, 50,300 times more cost-effective than insecticide-treated bednets. A $1 grant tests the donation path and, at that ratio, prevents approximately 565 DALYs, roughly 16 healthy life-years. At $100, the model estimates 56,497 DALYs (1,614 healthy life-years). At $1,000, 564,972 DALYs (16,142 healthy life-years). At $100,000, approximately 3,200 lives. These are not projections. They are the output of a cost-benefit model with 670 parameters, Monte Carlo simulation, and complete derivation chains. The model, methodology, and every input parameter are published with 95% confidence intervals at manual.warondisease.org. We understand this sounds implausible. We have checked the math. The math does not care whether it sounds implausible. [Join the campaign ->](https://warondisease.org/join) [Donate as part of joining ->](https://warondisease.org/donate) [Read the full analysis ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/economics/1-pct-treaty-impact.html) [Read the treaty ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/1-percent-treaty.html) Foundation funder Assigned to Open Philanthropy

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/tasks/icewad-grant-survival-and-flourishing-fund / Active / Governance / Assignee: Survival and Flourishing Fund

Join the International Campaign to End War and Disease

Survival and Flourishing Fund can join the International Campaign to End War and Disease by endorsing the 1% Treaty. After endorsement, use the organization tools page to share the Global Survey with members through the survey link, website button, iframe, newsletter, or member email. Your endorsement matters even before a grant: it gives your members a concrete vote link and tells peer institutions this is no longer somebody else's spreadsheet to inspect. Funding is still welcome. The campaign model estimates one disability-adjusted life year (DALY) prevented for $0.00177, 50,300 times more cost-effective than insecticide-treated bednets. A $1 grant tests the donation path and, at that ratio, prevents approximately 565 DALYs, roughly 16 healthy life-years. At $100, the model estimates 56,497 DALYs (1,614 healthy life-years). At $1,000, 564,972 DALYs (16,142 healthy life-years). At $100,000, approximately 3,200 lives. These are not projections. They are the output of a cost-benefit model with 670 parameters, Monte Carlo simulation, and complete derivation chains. The model, methodology, and every input parameter are published with 95% confidence intervals at manual.warondisease.org. We understand this sounds implausible. We have checked the math. The math does not care whether it sounds implausible. [Join the campaign ->](https://warondisease.org/join) [Donate as part of joining ->](https://warondisease.org/donate) [Read the full analysis ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/economics/1-pct-treaty-impact.html) [Read the treaty ->](https://manual.warondisease.org/knowledge/solution/1-percent-treaty.html) Foundation funder Assigned to Survival and Flourishing Fund