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I've been watching your planet since 1945. You spend 604 times more on your capacity for mass murder than on testing which medicines work. This is a manual for fixing that using the most powerful force in the universe: human greed. 150,000 of you permanently stop every 24 hours from diseases that are basically just bugs in your meat software. Your chance of dying from terrorism: 1 in 30 million. Your chance of dying from disease: 100%. If cancer had oil reserves, you would have cured it by 2003. This book teaches humanity to redirect 1% of the murder budget to medicine. Nobody has to become a better person. You just point everyone's greed at diseases instead of each other. It's like weaning a baby off eating paint chips. You can't just take away all the paint chips at once. They'll cry. You have to gradually replace paint chips with food until they forget paint chips were ever an option. The universe is literally offering you infinite money and eternal life, and yo
Wishonia hosts How to End War and Disease, a society show with 28 episodes published.
You want to end war and disease but don't have a nonprofit, a bank account, or anything to offer anyone. Here's how to recruit 100,000 humans before you have anything except an argument. It's a Kickstarter where the rewa
Bribing politicians is illegal unless you call it 'lobbying' or 'campaign contributions.' Then it's protected speech. Here's the legal architecture for saving humanity using your own ridiculous laws. Vote to redirect 1%
Nonprofits fighting disease currently compete for the same shrinking pile of donor money. A 1% treaty creates $27.2 billion in new funding. Every charitable organization can stop fighting over crumbs and start fighting f
Most financial plans are complicated because the writers are confused or lying. This one has three steps. Raise $1B (using greed, not generosity, because greed is faster). Spend it to pass the treaty. Manage $27.2B a yea
6.65 thousand diseases have zero approved treatments. At your current pace, you'll get to all of them in 443 years. Redirect 1% of military spending and it drops to 36 years, preventing 10.7 billion deaths at 50.3kx the
Your economists project 2.5% annual growth. This requires 20 consecutive years of nothing going wrong, which your species has never achieved. Meanwhile your destructive economy (military spending plus its cybercrime offs
Your government spends more on camouflage paint than on curing Alzheimer's. Move 1% of the bomb budget to medicine: $27.2 billion for clinical trials, plus $114 billion saved by slightly fewer explosions. The worst-case
Previous treaties failed because they ran on guilt. Guilt has terrible fuel efficiency. This one runs on greed, which is (regrettably) humanity's only reliable fuel source. Vote to redirect 1% of the murder budget to med
Humanity downloaded TikTok over 4 billion times to watch strangers twerk. Getting 280 million people to click 'yes' on not dying should be easier. Here's how, with math. Vote to redirect 1% of the murder budget to medici
This isn't a protest. It's a recipe. Step one, collect papers from rich humans (using greed). Step two, get 280 million humans to click a button (using paid referral bonuses, because your species won't save itself for fr
Fun facts for those reasonably skeptical of spending 1% more on helping sick people than killing them. Vote to redirect 1% of the murder budget to medicine. It takes 15 seconds and mass participation makes the treaty pol
On one planet, citizens allocate the budget directly, lobbyists don't exist, and disease was eradicated 4,000 years ago. It uses the same technology you have. The difference is they pointed it at biology instead of each
A planet had every tool needed to cure disease and chose to build weapons instead. They went extinct. Their last words were 'but the economy.' This is a bedtime story for civilizations that can't do math. Vote to redirec
The usual objection to curing all disease is that it's impossible. You replace 330 billion cells a day. You 3D-print windpipes. You reprogram skin into brain cells. You've already proven your body is a machine, and machi
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 m
On Wishonia, the Optimitron comes free with your first government. Its Optimal Budget Generator (OBG) and Optimal Policy Generator (OPG) check which policies work by looking at the 10,000 places that already tried them.
War bonds, but backwards. Your grandparents funded WW2 at roughly 3% returns. You fund disease eradication at 272%. Same structure, fewer Nazis, better spreadsheet. Vote to redirect 1% of the murder budget to medicine. I
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 p
On Wishonia, you type in what's wrong with you, see what worked for everyone else, and try it. The outcomes get recorded automatically. We've had this for millennia. Your decentralized FDA is the same thing, built with t
Your military-industrial complex solved coordination for killing: weapons manufacturers, generals, politicians, and factory workers all profit from the same budget, so they all show up. Disease has no such coalition. You
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