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Parameter definitions, formulas, uncertainty ranges, and data sources.
Systems audit estimating an annual U.S. efficiency gap of $4.98 trillion (95% CI: $4.39 trillion-$5.61 trillion), with $2.49 trillion (95% CI: $2.19 trillion-$2.81 trillion) recoverable at OECD-median performance across direct spending waste, compliance burden, policy-induced GDP loss, and system inefficiency.
A protocol combining five primitives (transparent ledger, preference aggregation, evidence engine, identity verification, automated monetary policy) to replace mechanical government functions, recover visible citizen dividends, and stop wasting 17.3% (95% CI: 15.3%-19.5%) of GDP on humans doing robot work, while preserving democratic control.
Thousands of jurisdictions have made different policy and budget choices over decades, creating a natural experiment. Optimocracy applies causal inference to this cross-jurisdictional time-series data to identify which policies predict above-average median income and healthy life years. It then publishes evidence-based recommendations for every major vote, tracks politician alignment, and funds aligned candidates via SuperPAC, making suboptimal policy politically expensive while preserving democratic structures.
Diseases are slowly murdering you and everyone you love while your government maintains 122 apocalypses worth of nuclear weapons for one civilization and spends 604 times more on war than on curing the diseases that are 18.4 thousand times more likely to kill you than a terrorist. Now imagine buying the companies responsible, turning their lobbying toward cures instead of war, and getting filthy rich if it works, while still holding real assets if it does not.
Governance dysfunction imposes large per-person annual costs and suppresses long-run compounding. This paper quantifies the opportunity ledger and efficiency gap with model-linked parameters.
Universe Optimization Services has helped over 300 civilizations upgrade from 'actively self-destructing' to 'surprisingly pleasant.' Earth is now accepting applications.
Academic papers and working drafts from the Disease Eradication Plan project.