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Why this page exists

Money is one way to buy into the #AuditTheMath campaign for averting accidental nuclear winter and the other existential risks that ResearchCity is built to address. But money is not the only way — and for many readers (whether because funds are tight, because the per-person cap in Buy In has already been reached, or just because there are other forms of support you would rather offer) buying in without a money transfer is exactly as welcome.

This page catalogues practical non-financial actions, calibrated to different audiences and scales. None require asking LLoL first — do whichever fits your situation.

This page is a Claude draft commissioned by LLoL

The actions below were sketched at LLoL’s request as a launch-time companion to the Buy In page. LLoL to review, fix, add, or remove items before launch. The list is meant as a seed, not a comprehensive catalogue.

For institutions and billionaires

If you have a building you would rather not see incinerated by accidental nuclear winter, here is something simple you can do right away without asking anyone: take one of the Wall-Street-sized PDFs from the Flying Scroll exhibit and print it in building-sized format as an outdoor poster on the side of that building, as a public sign of your support for the #AuditTheMath campaign.

The Wall-Street-sized series is designed precisely for this — the 5×10 m combos are scaled for façade-printing. Other large-format options are in the parent Flying Scroll exhibit: banners (1×6 ft and 3×6 ft), individual posters, ZoE flags, the Iron Rod collection, the 12 Transwarp Stadia posters, and the Y3T drafts.

Institutions with archival or hosting capacity might also consider offering to mirror, preserve, or distribute the source PDFs — ensuring that the materials survive whatever happens to any single hosting account. Email FF+institutional-partnerships@balospe.com to coordinate.

For influencers

The Flying Scroll exhibit materials are explicitly licensed under the Jonah License for re-sharing. Concrete options:

• Screenshot a Flying Scroll poster at a size that fits your channel format (Twitter card, LinkedIn post, Instagram square, TikTok vertical), and post it with a link to https://balospe.com/en/action/audit-the-math/ or to the Buy In page.

• Re-share one of LLoL’s blog posts or a Matheo paper with your own framing of why you find it worth attention.

• Bring it up in conversation with someone whose attention on this matters — a colleague, a foundation officer, a journalist, a policy advisor.

For anyone

• Print and distribute small versions of the visual materials as flyers, bumper stickers, or door-stickers. Sources: stickers, banners, individual posters.

• Tell one other person who you think would care about the work, and why.

• Send a Feedback Flow (FF) email to any of the page-level feedback addresses listed across the site — substantive feedback is itself a form of buy-in.

• Audit the math at Audit the Math — finding a real BREACH in the argument is among the most valuable contributions anyone can make.

An open invitation

The list of possible non-financial actions is essentially endless — the items above are seed ideas, not a comprehensive catalogue. If you find or invent a form that works, please tell LLoL via FF+buy-in-without-money@balospe.com so the idea can be added here for others to use.

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Notes

Content stability — Content is variant dv_ClaOp47Max_MMv1_2026m05d25 (see StayVS). Rebuilt 2026-05-30.

See also on Balospe.com

• Buy In — the main Buy-in page (financial channel)

• Audit the Math — the verification path

• Flying Scroll — Visual Exhibits — the full Flying Scroll exhibit

• Flying Scroll — Wall-Street-Sized Combo Prints (5 x 10 m) — Wall-Street-sized building-façade combos

• /license/joli/index — the Jonah License (re-sharing terms)

Epic Fury to Epic Empathy: Fund a ResearchCity for Mathematical Theology

For millennia, Jews, Christians, Muslims, and others have fought wars — and fueled apocalyptic fears — over theological questions that none of them could state precisely enough to resolve. Mathematical theology offers a way out: translate the claims into formal axioms, check them for consistency, and discover where traditions actually agree once ambiguity is removed.

First explorations reveal a striking result: all three Abrahamic scriptures converge on the same pan-en-theistic structure when mapped to formal axioms. If that convergence holds under rigorous scrutiny, it can defuse centuries of eschatological conflict by showing that many disagreements are verbal, not logical.

But this work requires global support to avoid capture by special interests. Refining axioms, engaging scholars across traditions, and running formal consistency checks all require sustained effort — as does real-world testing of what matheology discovers.

If you believe replacing eschatological warfare with mathematical clarity is worth pursuing before it’s too late, please fund this work — every contribution helps evolve a global ResearchCity for finding the narrow path to peace.

FF FeedbackFlow to improve this page: How you can contribute

For the full guide on providing feedback — including how it is handled, licensing, and what to expect — see How to use FeedbackFlow.

Please check if See also on Balospe.com above already addresses your idea. Feedback works best when it targets the most specific page. If none of those pages help, you may have a good case for sending FF here.

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2. Replace the placeholder text with your feedback.

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