AIIM vs PhD Science Grants: Two Different Models of Scientific Power Traditional PhD science grants are built around a familiar hierarchy: The AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) model proposes a different path: […]
AIIM vs Nobel Prize: Why the Nobel Prize Is a Failure as a Science-Funding System
The Nobel Prize is still the world’s most famous scientific honor. It is prestigious, media-friendly, and historically important. But as a mechanism for accelerating science, it is a failure. That […]
Why It Is Important to Donate to Science — and Why Government Financing of Science Is Broken
Why Donate to Science? Science is one of the highest-leverage ways to improve human life. A single discovery can create new medicines, better energy systems, safer AI, stronger infrastructure, and […]
AIIM vs Quadratic Funding — core advantage ⚙️
Quadratic funding (QF) is excellent for one narrow problem: “Which public goods have many supporters, and how should a matching pool amplify small donations?” AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) is broader: “Which […]
How Science DAO Can Help Save Mankind from the Terminator
The Real “Terminator” Risk Is Not Robots — It Is AI Without Human Accountability The popular image of the “Terminator” is a killer robot. But the deeper danger is not […]
Ordered Semicategory Actions: Research Status and the Bottleneck Hypothesis
A transparent assessment of ordered semicategory actions (OSA): what the preprint defines, what is claimed, what remains unverified, and what independent review would need to establish.
AI Internet-Meritocracy as a SaaS Product: Solving the Pain of Science Funding
The Pain: Science Funding Is Too Slow, Too Political, and Too Bureaucratic Modern science has a serious funding problem. The pain is not only that there is “not enough money.” […]
Why Global Good Needs More Than Tit-for-Tat “Altruism”
Many people assume that altruism means simple reciprocity: “I help you, then you help me.” This is often called tit-for-tat cooperation. It works in many ordinary situations: friendship, business, local […]
Power, Merit, Money, and the AIIM Model
Two Modes of Hierarchy: Power and Merit Every society contains at least two overlapping hierarchies: Hierarchy of Power This hierarchy answers the question: “Who can make decisions that affect others?” […]
Common Good, Collaboration, Morality, and Altruism Are Mathematical Phenomena
Many people speak about morality, altruism, and cooperation as if they were merely subjective preferences. Yet modern mathematics, economics, evolutionary theory, and game theory repeatedly demonstrate that these concepts can […]