Your employment contract for the most important job on Earth, which is fixing Earth. The good news: you already have the job. This is the part you sign.

A performance review and termination letter, addressed to every elected official with authority over military spending.

The friendly front door of the Loving Takeover: a letter you send to the board of a company that pays lobbyists to keep your money in missiles instead of medicine. It opens with 'I love you,' and ends by making them richer. Anyone can send it; owning one share makes them answer.

A $200 shareholder love letter (one share of stock is legally sufficient under DGCL § 327) that turns the military lobby into the most effective advocate for pragmatic clinical trials on Earth. This page is everything you need to file it.

Eight contractor fact sheets for the master love letter: addresses, lobbying figures, SEC EDGAR links, filing forums.

Press release, journalist list, op-ed, social media kit, interview Q&A, and T+60d follow-up release. Print it and have it in hand on filing day.

A single printable one-page checklist for the human filing the shareholder love letter. Run through it on filing day with a pen.

Rule 14a-8 shareholder proposal, 500-word supporting statement, and cover letter. The escalation after 60 days.

The companies that build the weapons are publicly traded. For roughly $110 per human, you buy all of them, replace the boards, and hand the lobbyists an optimal budget calculated to maximize median healthy lifespan and median income. The takeover is loving because existing shareholders, employees, and directors live longer and get richer. Nobody loses.

Your government spends more on camouflage paint than on curing Alzheimer's. Move 1% of the bomb budget to medicine: $27.2 billion for clinical trials, plus $114 billion saved by slightly fewer explosions. The worst-case scenario is still the largest increase in medical research in history.