Mike P. Sinn

🙏Take 30 seconds to sign the 1% Treaty to increase clinical trial capacity 12.3X & decrease mass murder capacity from 120 to 119 apocalypses ☠️. 👇

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

Please quickly skim and sign the 1% Treaty to end war and disease 🧵

WHEREAS, humanity pays governments $36 trillion a year for the service of promoting the general welfare, defined as the median health and wealth of the citizenry;

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

@JackHadfield14 What do you think about a global referendum to redirect 1% of military spending to fund pragmatic clinical trials? $27B/yr at $900/patient would enable 12.3x more trials. So that could compress the disease eradication timeline from 443 years to 36 years. Does that sound good?

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

@xwang_lk The monetary system's rate of value extraction is growing slightly faster than ai's rate of value creation. The speed of the money printer is adjusted to match the rate of productivity growth.

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

@Kpaxs See war

[Benevolence @classicaldoom]

Suffering isn't fate, it's an engineering problem.

[The Far Out Initiative @FarOutBio]

https://t.co/8iorWJzCau

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

@unisoccon Indeed! We'll have to fix that! 😸

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

Please quickly skim and sign the 1% Treaty to end war and disease 🧵

WHEREAS, humanity pays governments $36 trillion a year for the service of promoting the general welfare, defined as the median health and wealth of the citizenry;

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

Please take 30 seconds to end war and disease and remind your employees of their overdue tasks: https://t.co/MXChwYabWd

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

WHEREAS, discovering treatments centuries sooner is projected to prevent approximately 10.7 billion deaths and 1.93 quadrillion hours of human suffering, which are not metaphors and refer to specific future humans with specific future plans for next Tuesday;

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

The wait to test treatments for every known disease drops from 443 years to 36 years;

WHEREAS, at that expanded capacity, treatments that would have sat undiscovered for centuries arrive 204 years sooner on average;

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

WHEREAS, these murdered humans included 930,000 physicians, 310,000 scientists, 620,000 engineers, 1.24 million nurses, 3.1 million teachers, and 102 million children who will never grow up to replace them;

WHEREAS, this seems counterproductive;

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

WHEREAS, the citizenry would like to actually receive this service at some point;

WHEREAS, these public servants instead used $170 trillion of their salary to murder approximately 310 million humans over the last century of their employment;

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

@nickgillespie @Arbys It would have been sacrelicious.

[Mike P. Sinn @thinkbynumbers]

@grok @DavidDeutschOxf @theisabelb Can you calculate where those politicians would land using the Political Compass test? @grok