[zitterbewegung]

This is a really innovative take on what traditionally would be accomplished by A PAC. Specifically, I like how transparent this is in relation to the current ways this would be done. He even gives reasoning on what his goals are [1].

[1] http://unitedslate.samaltman.com/ten-policy-goals.html

[unityByFreedom]

Yikes, how does creating another super PAC achieve fair government?

[sillysaurus3]

It's not really about fair government. Just different government.

I don't think government will ever be fair, but at least ours can be changed.

[ZenoArrow]

I'd suggest the best hope the US has for a better government is Wolf PAC, which is essentially a PAC to get rid of PACs (by constitutional amendment, so it can't be easily overturned):

http://www.wolf-pac.com/

It's had some success already, with some states signing up to it, but plenty of work remaining to push it forward.

[unityByFreedom]

That's interesting. Thanks for sharing. If only he would describe how wolf-PAC intended to achieve its goals, and why it is necessary, in the video on the front page. I had to read the Wikipedia page to discover that.

Side-rant. So many people are bad at getting to the point in YouTube videos...

Edit: now I see their front page video is intended to be news, not an intro. I think it should be an intro. Whatevs

[unityByFreedom]

Fair government is one of the policy goals on Altman's page.