Peace Dividend
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Here’s what 1% less murder money buys:
- The 1% Treaty Fund gets: $27.2B to subsidize hyper-efficient pragmatic clinical trials
- World saves: $114B not spent rebuilding bombed hospitals, treating shrapnel wounds, and housing refugees
- Source: Cost of War breakdown
How 1% Less Violence Pays For Everything
An analysis of a decentralized framework for drug assessment shows pragmatic clinical trials can be 82× more efficient. This explains where you steal the money to fund it.
Two ways you profit from building 1% fewer bombs:
1. The Captured Money: $27.2B/Year
Governments spend $2.69T yearly on things designed to make other things stop existing.
Redirect 1%:
$2.69T × 0.01 = $27.2B
This $27.2B funds your decentralized framework for drug assessment (dFDA), VICTORY Incentive Alignment Bonds, and the whole system.
2. The Bonus Savings: $114B/Year
That’s what you capture. Here’s what you save.
Wars cost $11.4T/year. Build 1% fewer bombs, fight 1% fewer wars, save $114B.
$11.4T × 0.01 = $114B
Money no longer spent on:
- Unblowing-up hospitals and bridges
- Treating humans full of shrapnel
- Housing refugees (people whose homes got exploded)
- Trade disruptions (hard to ship stuff through war zones)
Here’s the breakdown:
Where the $114B Comes From
Based on Cost of War analysis:
| What Wars Cost | Total/Year | 1% Less War Saves |
|---|---|---|
| Direct Costs | $7.66T | $76.5B |
| Military budgets | $27.2B |
|
| Destroying infrastructure | ||
| Human casualties | ||
| Trade disruption | ||
| Indirect Costs | $3.70T | $37B |
| Lost economic growth | ||
| Veteran healthcare | ||
| Refugee support | ||
| Environmental damage | ||
| PTSD and mental health | ||
| Lost human capital | ||
| Total | $11.4T | $114B |
You capture $27.2B for pragmatic clinical trials.
You save $114B on not breaking stuff.
That’s $5.18 saved for every $1 redirected.
Plus cancer gets cured as a bonus.