Governments are supposed to make people healthier and richer. We're buying the power to make them.

A government has one job: make the median person healthier and richer. Most are bad at it, because the people who profit from the current setup pay to keep it that way — governments spend 604x more testing weapons than testing cures. So we do the boring thing. We buy a controlling share of the companies whose lobbying blocks the fix, hand that power to ordinary people instead of a boardroom, and point it at the policies that nearly every country's data says actually raise health and income. The lobby that spent decades stopping cures starts paying for them. It's almost like pointing the money at the goal works better. Weird. (This already runs as software. The math is public.)

The whole takeover costs about $873 billion - roughly $109 per person, if every human chipped in. Nobody collects $90 from anybody. You put money in, you own part of it, and the returns come from those companies getting more valuable as the economy grows. You are not paying to fix the planet. You own part of the fix.