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Peace & Governance

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Peace & Governance → Energy & KardashevFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination
Peace & Governance → Artificial IntelligenceFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination
Peace & Governance → Medicine & LongevityFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination
Peace & Governance → SpaceflightFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination
Peace & Governance → Money & CapitalFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination
Peace & Governance → Robotics & AutomationFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination
Peace & Governance → Quantum & Frontier PhysicsFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination
Peace & Governance → Connected HumanityFunds big science; keeps existential risk low; enables global coordination

The 40 edges are editorial judgments documented by their mechanisms. Peace & Governance is the current critical path.

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Something we hope to achieve, or imagine might happen. It is not a measured fact.

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An important step toward a goal.
Indicator
A measurement that helps us understand something.
Dependency
Something that may need help from something else.
Biodiversity
The variety of living things.
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Gigawatts: a unit of power. Capacity is what equipment can produce at its rated output.