The Problem
The technology exists. The resources exist. The people exist. But the actors who control those resources don't coordinate. Governments pursue GDP. Companies pursue shareholder value. NGOs pursue their donors' priorities. Everyone optimizes their own metric while the species-level problems go unaddressed. 735 million starve while we throw away 30% of food. 150 million homeless while buildings sit empty.
The Approach
EthosTask defines ten milestones humanity should be working toward and brings together the institutions, companies, and governments that have the resources to make them real. It operates at the strategic level: aggregating actors, securing commitments, opening resources. A pharmaceutical company makes a patent public. A government commits funding to a milestone. Contributions are visible and measurable. Not PR exercises — actual accountability.
Hard Questions
01 Who decides what counts as a "milestone for humanity"? +
02 How do you prevent greenwashing when everyone claims to care? +
03 How do you get institutions to commit real resources, not just PR statements? +
Get Involved
Shape this from the ground up. Not just contribute to something that already exists.