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Decentralized Institutes of Health

docs/treaty/cost-of-war.md

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 2. **Lifetime Cost Per Person:** $928.24 × 80 years = $74,259.2
 
 The comprehensive annual cost of war, factoring in both direct and indirect costs, is approximately $7,238.25 billion. This equates to $74,259.2 per person over an 80-year lifespan.
+
+# References
+
+https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/costs
+https://www.carnegie.org/our-work/article/costs-war/

docs/treaty/decentralized-institues-of-health.md

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+# Decentralized Institutes of Health
+
+By harnessing decentralized science (DeSci), artificial intelligence (AI), and leveraging the Gitcoin Grants Stack, the Decentralized Institutes of Health (DIH) aims to facilitate a significant reallocation of resources and human capital from defense to the development of medical breakthroughs. This initiative is uniquely funded through an innovative model, redirecting 1% of every country's military budget towards transformative health advancements, signifying a collective commitment to fostering a healthier future.
+
+### Vision and Structural Innovation
+
+DIH embodies a vision to transform global efforts from bombs and slaughterbots development to discovering medical innovations, addressing the urgent need for a shift from destructive activities to life-preserving scientific endeavors. This approach to funding, through a custom instance of the Gitcoin Grants Stack, is made possible by a global pledge to allocate 1% of national military budgets to health research, illustrating a dedication to changing how we prioritize global resources.
+
+### Organizational Framework
+
+At its core, DIH operates through a network of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), each dedicated to fostering innovation within specific areas of health and medical research:
+
+- **Research DAOs**: Groups such as VitaDAO and AthenaDAO are at the helm of specialized research, employing tokenized models to ensure that public goods and stakeholder-driven development are at the forefront.
+- **Technology DAOs & Projects**: With initiatives like Inference Labs and The Bittensor Hub decentralizing the AI stack, DIH is equipped with tailored AI solutions to propel medical research forward.
+- **Patient Advocacy DAOs**: These entities champion the importance of aligning research and healthcare solutions with patient needs and perspectives.
+- **FDAi**: An AI agent designed for everyone that automates, aggregates, and analyzes data, publishes results, offers real-time decision support, and facilitates clinical trial participation across therapeutic areas.
+
+### Core Functionalities
+
+DIH approach to healthcare research and development:
+
+- **Democratic Funding via Gitcoin Grants Stack**: This model dramatically shifts funding allocation towards projects with strong community backing, supported by military budget contributions.
+- **FDAi Integration**: By automating clinical research processes, the FDAi significantly enhances personalized healthcare, making cutting-edge research and treatment options more accessible.
+
+### Funding Mechanism
+
+- **Redistribution of Military Budgets**: DIH's funding model is a testament to a global initiative focused on reallocating military expenditures to health research, embodying a democratic ethos that prioritizes life and well-being.
+
+### Technological Backbone
+
+DIH's technological infrastructure is both innovative and robust, incorporating:
+
+- **Blockchain & AI**: For secure operations and advanced data analysis.
+- **Decentralized Data Management**: Facilitating patient recruitment and leveraging composable research elements for a streamlined research process.
+
+### Key Projects and Collaborations
+
+Key components and collaborations within DIH include:
+
+- **BioDAOs & LLMs**: These entities leverage AI and tokenized models for drug development and personalized care.
+- **Reputation Systems & DIDs**: Enhancing the research community's trust and collaboration through platforms like 0xHolonym.
+
+### The Master Plan
+
+The overarching strategy of DIH includes the synergistic operation of AI-powered BioDAOs, IP-NFTs, DKGs, MASs, and Hypercerts, aiming to create a decentralized, autonomous framework for drug discovery. Initiatives like VitaliaCity exemplify the ambition for swift, regulatory-friendly development environments.
+
+### Conclusion
+
+The Decentralized Institutes of Health is not merely a funding and coordination entity; it represents a global, democratic effort to repurpose the collective intellect and resources previously allocated to defense for the noble cause of healthcare innovation. Through this strategic redirection of military budgets and the collaborative power of crowdsourcing, DIH is pioneering a future where global health and well-being are paramount, marking a pivotal step towards a more equitable and healthy world.

docs/treaty/how-much-it-will-cost-to-make-it-happen.md

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+# How Much Will It Cost to Make It Happen?
+
+Here's the potential range of cost per signature for various strategies to gather 80 million signatures for a global initiative like the LOGICAL Treaty. Then, we'll calculate the total estimated cost for achieving this goal through each method.
+
+### 1. Traditional Advertising
+
+- **Cost per Signature**: $1 to $5
+- **Total Cost for 80 Million Signatures**: $80 million to $400 million
+
+### 2. Referral and Incentive System
+
+- **Cost per Signature**: Around $0.16 (after optimizations)
+- **Total Cost for 80 Million Signatures**: Approximately $12.8 million
+
+### 3. Crypto Token Sale for Funding
+
+- **Initial Startup Cost**: $85,000 to $550,000 (for establishing the DAO and related infrastructure)
+- **Cost per Signature**: $0.05 to $0.50 (assuming successful fundraising and effective fund utilization)
+- **Total Cost for 80 Million Signatures** (excluding initial startup costs): $4 million to $40 million
+
+### 4. Social Media and Viral Campaigns
+
+- **Cost per Signature**: $0.05 to $0.50
+- **Total Cost for 80 Million Signatures**: $4 million to $40 million
+
+### 5. Volunteer Networks
+
+- **Cost per Signature**: $0.01 to $0.10
+- **Total Cost for 80 Million Signatures**: $800,000 to $8 million
+
+### 6. Partnership with Influencers and Organizations
+
+- **Cost per Signature**: $0.10 to $0.40
+- **Total Cost for 80 Million Signatures**: $8 million to $32 million
+
+### Combining Strategies
+
+Combining various strategies to gather 80 million signatures for a global initiative can offer cost efficiencies and leverage the strengths of different approaches. Here's an analysis of the overall potential cost for achieving this ambitious goal using a multi-strategy approach:
+
+### Combined Strategies Approach:
+
+1. **Volunteer Networks** for grassroots mobilization.
+2. **Social Media and Viral Campaigns** for broad reach and engagement.
+3. **Referral and Incentive System** to encourage and reward active participation.
+4. **Partnership with Influencers and Organizations** for credibility and wider exposure.
+5. **Crypto Token Sale for Funding** to generate and manage the necessary financial resources efficiently.
+
+### Estimated Costs by Strategy (for 80 Million Signatures):
+
+- **Volunteer Networks**: Primarily non-monetary costs (e.g., organizing effort); let's allocate a nominal value for organizational support: $1 million.
+- **Social Media and Viral Campaigns**: Assuming high efficiency and virality, costs can be kept lower: $10 million.
+- **Referral and Incentive System**: Highly effective in driving participation at a low cost: $12.8 million.
+- **Partnership with Influencers and Organizations**: Varies widely; estimated support and marketing cost: $5 million.
+- **Crypto Token Sale for Funding**: Initial startup cost plus a buffer for operational and unforeseen expenses: $1 million (startup) + $4 million (buffer) = $5 million.
+
+### Estimating Combined Strategy Costs:
+
+- **Base Cost (Volunteer Networks & Social Media)**: Assuming this grassroots foundation keeps costs low, we could estimate $0.01 to $0.05 per signature for these efforts, given the minimal direct costs involved.
+
+- **Referral and Incentive Enhancements**: Adding in a well-optimized referral system might increase the cost slightly but still remain under $0.20 per signature due to the efficiency of peer-to-peer promotion.
+
+- **Supplementary Funding and Outreach**:
+  - **Crypto Token Sale**: The initial startup cost (not per signature) is $85,000 to $550,000, potentially offset by the funds raised.
+  - **Partnerships and Advertising**: Additional costs for partnerships and targeted advertising could increase the average cost, but leveraging funds from the token sale and focusing on cost-effective partnerships could keep increases minimal.
+
+### Potential Cost Range for 80 Million Signatures:
+
+Given the base and enhanced approaches:
+
+- **Lower Bound**: $0.01 to $0.05 per signature for primarily volunteer and social media-driven efforts, plus the efficiency of a referral program, could lead to a minimal increase.
+  - **Total Cost Range**: $800,000 to $4 million.
+
+- **Upper Bound**: Considering some use of paid advertising and partnerships, and assuming efficient use of funds from a crypto sale to cover these costs effectively, the per signature cost might slightly increase.
+  - **Total Cost Range**: Given the optimizations and strategic funding, a reasonable upper estimate might be $0.20 to $0.30 per signature if we factor in all combined strategies effectively.
+  - **Total Cost Range**: $16 million to $24 million for 80 million signatures.
+
+### Conclusion:
+
+Using a combination of strategies can potentially keep the cost at the lower end of the spectrum while maximizing reach and engagement. The key to this approach is leveraging the strengths of each strategy while managing costs effectively, particularly by using the crypto token sale to fund more expensive efforts like targeted advertising and influencer partnerships. This holistic strategy could significantly reduce the overall cost per signature while still achieving the ambitious goal of 80 million signatures.

docs/treaty/individual-roi.md

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+# Individual ROI on Getting Friends to Sign the Treaty
+
+$1,258,412 for 5 Hours of Your Time
+
+Historical examples show that petitions with support from over **1% of the population** have a high likelihood of being adopted.
+
+So all you have to do is convince a small fraction of your friends to sign this treaty and convince them to convince a small fraction of their friends to sign this treaty and so on.
+
+## Factors Influencing Time Investment
+
+1. **Number of Friends:** The average number of significant relationships one might actively maintain, often cited as Dunbar's number, is around 150.
+
+2. **Method of Communication:** Personal messages or emails are considered for this estimation, assuming they strike a balance between personal touch and efficiency.
+
+3. **Time Per Friend:** It's estimated that drafting and sending a personal message or email would take approximately 2 minutes per friend. This includes the time to write the message and possibly tailor it slightly for each friend.
+
+## Calculation
+
+Given the average number of friends (150) and the estimated time per friend (2 minutes), the total time investment can be calculated as follows:
+
+- **Total Friends:** 150
+- **Time per Friend:** 2 minutes
+
+Total Time = Number of Friends × Time per Friend
+= 150 friends × 2 minutes/friend
+= 300 minutes
+
+Converting this into hours:
+
+Total Time in Hours = Total Time in Minutes / 60
+= 300 minutes / 60
+= 5 hours
+
+Based on this estimation, an average person would need to invest approximately 5 hours to individually reach out to all 150 of their friends via personal messages or emails about the treaty. This calculation assumes a brief but personalized communication method, emphasizing the importance of each conversation in promoting global initiatives.

docs/treaty/logical-treaty.md

@@ -22,10 +22,10 @@ Here is the logical proof that signing this accord is the most rational thing yo
 
 ## How it Works:
 
-1. Every participating nation will pledge **1% of its annual military budget** to the Global AI Health Research Fund. For example, if global military spending is $2 trillion per year, this would create a $20 billion annual fund. Participation from all nations is essential to maintain geopolitical stability.
+1. Every participating nation will pledge **1% of its annual military budget** to the [Decentralized Institutes of Health (DIH)](decentralized-institues-of-health.md). For example, if global military spending is $2 trillion per year, this would create a $20 billion annual fund. Participation from all nations is essential to maintain geopolitical stability.
 2. The **fund will support AI-driven research projects** aimed at discovering new treatments, cures, and early-detection methods for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and other chronic diseases that take the heaviest toll on human health worldwide.
 3. Research institutions, medical centers, and AI labs around the world will be invited to **submit project proposals** to the fund. These proposals will be reviewed and ranked by a global panel of experts based on their scientific merit, feasibility, and potential impact.
-4. However, the final decision on which projects receive funding will be **made democratically** by the global public. Using a platform similar to Gitcoin, anyone in the world will be able to vote on the proposals they believe hold the most promise. This crowdsourced approach ensures that the fund remains accountable to the people and focused on the projects that matter most to them.
+4. However, the final decision on which projects receive funding will be [**made democratically**](decentralized-institues-of-health.md) by the global public. Using a [crowdfunding platform](decentralized-institues-of-health.md), anyone in the world will be able to vote on the proposals they believe hold the most promise. This crowdsourced approach ensures that the fund remains accountable to the people and focused on the projects that matter most to them.
 5. All research findings and data generated through the fund will be made openly available in real-time to the global scientific community, **accelerating progress** and enabling rapid translation of discoveries into new medicines and improved clinical practices worldwide.
 6. Participating nations and research institutions will collaborate continuously through a state-of-the-art online platform, sharing knowledge, best practices, and resources to **maximize the impact of every research dollar** and speed the deployment of new health solutions to patients everywhere.
 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Reducing spending on war by 1% annually would reduce the per-person costs by [$2
 
 # Cost of Disease
 
-The **$244 trillion** total global annual cost of disease is a comprehensive measure that encompasses direct healthcare costs, indirect economic losses, and the $100k valuation of a Year of Life Lost (YLL) and a $100k valuation Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALYs).
+The [**$244 trillion**](cost-of-disease.md) total global annual cost of disease is a comprehensive measure that encompasses direct healthcare costs, indirect economic losses, and the $100k valuation of a Year of Life Lost (YLL) and a $100k valuation Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALYs).
 
 # Redirecting 1% of Military Spending to Healthcare Innovation
 
@@ -57,36 +57,8 @@ This is calculated by adding the [$22,969](savings-from-1-percent-less-war.md) s
 
 Historical examples show that petitions with support from over **1% of the population** have a high likelihood of being adopted. 
 
-So all you have to do is
+So all you have to do is convince a small fraction of your friends to sign this treaty and convince them to convince a small fraction of their friends to sign this treaty and so on.
 
-## Factors Influencing Time Investment
+Given the average number of friends (150) and the estimated time per friend (2 minutes), an average person would need to invest approximately [5 hours](individual-roi.md) to individually reach out to all 150 of their friends via personal messages or emails about the treaty.
 
-1. **Number of Friends:** The average number of significant relationships one might actively maintain, often cited as Dunbar's number, is around 150.
 
-2. **Method of Communication:** Personal messages or emails are considered for this estimation, assuming they strike a balance between personal touch and efficiency.
-
-3. **Time Per Friend:** It's estimated that drafting and sending a personal message or email would take approximately 2 minutes per friend. This includes the time to write the message and possibly tailor it slightly for each friend.
-
-## Calculation
-
-Given the average number of friends (150) and the estimated time per friend (2 minutes), the total time investment can be calculated as follows:
-
-- **Total Friends:** 150
-- **Time per Friend:** 2 minutes
-
-Total Time = Number of Friends × Time per Friend
-= 150 friends × 2 minutes/friend
-= 300 minutes
-
-Converting this into hours:
-
-Total Time in Hours = Total Time in Minutes / 60
-= 300 minutes / 60
-= 5 hours
-
-Based on this estimation, an average person would need to invest approximately 5 hours to individually reach out to all 150 of their friends via personal messages or emails about the treaty. This calculation assumes a brief but personalized communication method, emphasizing the importance of each conversation in promoting global initiatives.
-
-# References
-
-https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/costs
-https://www.carnegie.org/our-work/article/costs-war/