Conditional Commercial Use License v1.0
Copyright (c) 2025-2026 Tyler Roost ("Licensor")

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SECTION 0 — DEFINITIONS

0.1 "Work" means all software, hardware designs, protocols, documentation,
    datasets, specifications, research, and creative works released by the
    Licensor under this License, including all derivatives and time-sourced
    artifacts derived therefrom.

0.2 "Time Sourced" means the Work and any derivative must remain permanently
    non-exclusive, must keep all Source Materials publicly accessible at no
    cost, must keep attribution and this license attached, must apply these
    same terms downstream forever, and must keep Deployments priced at Verified
    Cost plus at most 5%, with auditable cost disclosure on request.

0.3 "Source Materials" means all files and information required to reproduce,
    inspect, and verify the Work and its derivatives, including code, design
    files, schematics, protocols, documentation, test procedures, build
    instructions, calibration steps, and bills of materials.

0.4 "Deployment" means any manufactured unit, hosted service, paid program,
    clinical delivery, distribution, training, support, or other real-world
    delivery of a Time Sourced Artifact to end users.

0.5 "Release" means any distinct artifact made publicly available by the
    Licensor: a peer-reviewed paper, a software package, a dataset, a preprint,
    a versioned specification, or any equivalent. A paper and its companion
    software package constitute two Releases, not one.

0.6 "Alignment Solution" means any implementation of the Work, or derivative
    thereof, deployed for the purpose of constraining, verifying, or containing
    the outputs of an artificial intelligence system.

0.7 "Top Entity" means any entity — regardless of sector, industry, or
    jurisdiction — whose effective market capitalization equals or exceeds
    $42,000,000,000 USD (forty-two billion United States dollars). Effective
    market capitalization means total equity value for public companies, or
    the most recent primary-market financing valuation for private companies.
    There is no cap on the number of qualifying entities. There is no sector
    restriction. Schedule A lists entities that met this threshold at time of
    first publication and is illustrative, not exhaustive.

0.8 "Annual License Fee" means SIX POINT NINE PERCENT (6.9%) of the
    qualifying Top Entity's effective market capitalization per calendar year.
    The fee is computed per entity and is not divided or shared across
    entities. There is no cap on the number of qualifying entities. Each
    qualifying entity owes 6.9% of its own effective market capitalization
    independently, prorated for the fraction of the calendar year during
    which it qualifies: Annual Fee = market cap × 0.069 × (days qualified ÷
    days in year). Market capitalization is measured as the volume-weighted
    average over the qualifying period for public entities, or the most
    recent primary-market financing valuation for private entities. For
    reference, 6.9% of the $42B threshold equals $2,898,000,000 USD. This
    fee covers both (a) the method and intellectual property embodied in the
    Work and (b) the software implementation and package released under this
    License, as a combined whole. These are not separately priced and cannot
    be segregated for fee purposes. The Annual License Fee accrues
    automatically upon qualifying status and renews for each qualifying year
    without sunset. No invoice or notice from the Licensor is required.

0.10 "State Actor" means a sovereign national government, a recognized
    sub-national government with independent legislative authority, or an
    intergovernmental body composed of sovereign states (e.g., the United
    Nations, the European Union, the African Union, or equivalent). Private
    corporations, non-governmental organizations, and natural persons acting
    in a private capacity are not State Actors regardless of government
    contracts, partnerships, or funding relationships.

0.11 "Guidance Agreement" means a written agreement, executed by the Licensor
    personally, establishing the operational parameters, oversight protocols,
    data rights, and deployment scope under which a specific State Actor is
    authorized to deploy an Alignment Solution derived from this Work. No
    Guidance Agreement may be delegated, assigned, or executed by any party
    other than the Licensor. A Guidance Agreement is required before any
    State Actor deployment of an Alignment Solution may commence.

0.12 "Population Data" means any data, dataset, aggregate, model weight,
    statistical output, behavioral signal, or derived insight generated from,
    about, or through interactions with the citizens, residents, or subjects
    of a State Actor's jurisdiction in connection with a deployment of an
    Alignment Solution under this License.


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SECTION 1 — TIME SOURCED REQUIREMENT

1.1 Any product, service, software, hardware design, protocol, or artifact that
    incorporates, adapts, derives from, or builds upon any part of this Work
    must be:

    (a) Released as Time Sourced under this license or a license no more
        restrictive than this one, with all Source Materials publicly
        accessible at no cost.

    (b) Visibly attributed, linking back to the original repository and to
        this license.

1.2 This requirement applies to all downstream derivatives regardless of how
    many steps removed from this Work. The chain does not break.


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SECTION 2 — ACCEPTANCE AND CLICK-WRAP / BROWSE-WRAP BINDING

2.1 USE AS ACCEPTANCE. Any act constituting use of the Work — including but not
    limited to: browsing this repository, downloading, cloning, forking,
    importing, integrating, executing, deploying, referencing in a production
    system, citing in research, or deriving a work from it — constitutes a
    binding contractual agreement to these terms, equivalent to a signed
    written contract, regardless of whether the user has read them and
    regardless of whether the user acknowledged acceptance ("Click-Wrap and
    Browse-Wrap Agreement").

2.2 ENTITY-LEVEL BINDING. Where the user is acting on behalf of an
    organization, corporation, government, or other legal entity, acceptance
    binds that entity in full. Individual liability does not substitute for
    entity liability; both may apply concurrently where the individual is an
    officer, director, or controlling shareholder.

2.3 CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE. Any party that gains knowledge of the Work through
    any channel — including but not limited to this repository, publications,
    demonstrations, legal proceedings, media coverage, word of mouth, corporate
    intelligence, or any form of analysis — is on constructive notice of this
    license and all its conditions. Access is notice. Ignorance of the license
    is not a defense.


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SECTION 3 — UNIVERSAL USE GRANT

3.1 UNIVERSAL GRANT. Subject to Section 3.3 and the Annual License Fee
    obligation in Section 4, the Licensor grants a worldwide, non-exclusive,
    perpetual license to any person or entity to use, reproduce, modify,
    distribute, and build upon the Work, subject to the following conditions:

    (a) All Source Materials, modifications, and derivative works must remain
        publicly accessible at no cost to any person.

    (b) No entity may claim exclusive rights over the Work or any derivative.

    (c) This License and all copyright notices must be preserved in all copies
        and substantial portions of the Work.

3.2 TOP ENTITY FEE OBLIGATION. Any Top Entity (Section 0.7) incurs the
    Annual License Fee of 6.9% of its effective market capitalization
    (Section 0.8) for each calendar year in which it qualifies. The obligation
    is automatic, self-executing, and requires no action by the Licensor. Use
    of the Work by a Top Entity constitutes acceptance of the Annual License
    Fee. Each qualifying entity owes 6.9% of its own market capitalization
    independently.

3.3 STATE ACTOR RESTRICTION ON ALIGNMENT SOLUTION DEPLOYMENT. Notwithstanding
    Section 3.1, the right to deploy an Alignment Solution derived from this
    Work is restricted exclusively to State Actors operating under a valid
    Guidance Agreement (Section 0.11). No private corporation, non-governmental
    organization, natural person, or other non-State-Actor entity may deploy
    an Alignment Solution derived from this Work under any license tier,
    including as a Top Entity, without a Guidance Agreement executed by
    the Licensor. Unauthorized deployment of an Alignment Solution by a
    non-State-Actor constitutes willful breach and triggers the License Fee
    in Section 4 plus the maximum multiplier under Section 4.3, applied
    cumulatively from the date of first use.

3.4 LICENSOR GUIDANCE REQUIREMENT. Every Guidance Agreement must establish,
    at minimum:

    (a) The specific deployment scope, population, and jurisdiction;

    (b) Operational oversight protocols under which the Licensor retains
        ongoing review authority over the deployment;

    (c) Data rights as specified in Section 3A;

    (d) A termination clause exercisable unilaterally by the Licensor at any
        time, with immediate effect, for any reason or no reason.


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SECTION 3A — POPULATION DATA RIGHTS

3A.1 LICENSOR DATA RIGHTS. As a condition of any Guidance Agreement and any
    State Actor deployment of an Alignment Solution, the Licensor holds a
    permanent, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free right to access, review,
    analyze, publish aggregate findings from, and retain copies of all
    Population Data generated in connection with that deployment.

3A.2 NO STATE EXCLUSIVITY OVER POPULATION DATA. No State Actor acquires
    exclusive ownership, control, or suppression rights over Population Data
    generated under a Guidance Agreement. The State Actor may retain its own
    copy and use it for the purposes specified in the Guidance Agreement, but
    may not restrict, classify, seal, or otherwise prevent the Licensor from
    accessing or exercising the rights in Section 3A.1.

3A.3 DATA CANNOT BE WEAPONIZED. Population Data generated under this License
    may not be used by the State Actor to surveil, persecute, target, or
    discriminate against individuals or groups within its jurisdiction. Any
    such use constitutes immediate breach, terminates the Guidance Agreement,
    and triggers the License Fee plus maximum multiplier under Section 4.3.

3A.4 LICENSOR PUBLICATION RIGHT. The Licensor may publish aggregate, anonymized,
    or de-identified findings derived from Population Data for scientific,
    policy, or public interest purposes without restriction, subject only to
    individual privacy protections under applicable law.

3A.5 SURVIVAL. The Licensor's rights under this Section survive termination of
    any Guidance Agreement, expiration of this License, or any change in the
    State Actor's government, administration, or legal status.


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SECTION 4 — TOP ENTITY ANNUAL LICENSE FEE AND LIQUIDATED DAMAGES

4.1 ANNUAL LICENSE FEE. The contractual Annual License Fee owed by each Top
    Entity is SIX POINT NINE PERCENT (6.9%) of the entity's effective market
    capitalization per calendar year, prorated for the fraction of the year
    during which the entity qualifies as a Top Entity (formula: market cap ×
    0.069 × days qualified ÷ days in year). Each qualifying entity owes this
    amount independently. This fee covers both the method and intellectual
    property and the software implementation, as a combined whole per
    Section 0.8. The obligation renews for each qualifying year without sunset.
    Use of the Work by a Top Entity constitutes acceptance of this fee.
    Failure to pay within the period in Section 4.4 constitutes breach.

4.2 LIQUIDATED DAMAGES RATIONALE. The parties acknowledge and agree that:

    (a) The value of an Alignment Solution that structurally constrains an
        artificial intelligence system capable of causing civilizational-scale
        harm is functionally incalculable, as no ex-ante market price exists
        for the prevention of unbounded, potentially irreversible harm;

    (b) The 6.9% per-entity Annual License Fee represents a reasonable,
        good-faith estimate of per-entity research and development replacement
        costs, opportunity costs, foregone licensing revenue, and the minimum
        per-entity value of the structural safety contribution embodied in the
        Work, scaled proportionally to each qualifying entity's size;

    (c) Because actual damages from non-payment are difficult to calculate
        with precision, the parties agree that 6.9% of effective market
        capitalization per entity per year is a genuine, non-punitive
        pre-estimate of loss, not a penalty clause, and is therefore
        enforceable as liquidated damages under the laws of any jurisdiction
        that recognizes the liquidated-damages doctrine, including but not
        limited to the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom,
        and signatory states to the UNCITRAL Model Law;

    (d) No court, arbitration panel, or other adjudicatory body may reduce
        this amount on the grounds of proportionality, unconscionability, or
        penalty doctrine without independent expert valuation of the Alignment
        Solution's contribution to AI safety — the burden of which rests
        entirely on the party seeking reduction, and which triggers the
        valuation costs in Section 13.2.

4.3 FEE MULTIPLIER FOR NON-PAYING TOP ENTITIES. The Annual License Fee
    increases multiplicatively for any Top Entity that fails to pay within
    the period specified in Section 4.4:

    (a) General multiplier: For each additional Release by the Licensor
        published after the entity first incurred the Annual License Fee
        obligation, the outstanding fee multiplies by ten (×10). The multiplier
        compounds. A non-paying Top Entity cannot determine their maximum
        exposure from public information alone. That is intentional.

    (b) Neonatal multiplier: For each Release by the Licensor targeting
        neonatal outcomes (defined as interventions reasonably expected to
        reduce neonatal mortality), the neonatal fee floor multiplies by ten
        (×10), independently of the general multiplier. A Release targeting
        neonatal outcomes increments both multipliers simultaneously.

4.4 PAYMENT TERMS. Annual License Fees are payable to the Licensor within
    ninety (90) days of first use in the qualifying calendar year. Unpaid fees
    accrue interest at the higher of:
    (i) the prime rate plus ten percent (10%) compounded monthly, or (ii) the
    rate of return of the S&P 500 index over the same period compounded monthly.

4.5 MULTIPLIER SEVERABILITY. If any individual multiplier clause in Section 4.3
    is found unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, that finding
    does not affect the base Annual License Fee of 6.9% of market capitalization
    per entity per year, which remains in full force and is not reduced or
    modified. Unenforceability of any multiplier does not operate as a reduction
    of the base fee. The base rate does not negotiate.

4.6 PARTIAL PAYMENTS. Partial payments are credited against the outstanding
    balance but do not license the Work. Only full payment of the then-current
    Annual License Fee — which may have increased since partial payment under
    Section 4.3 — licenses the Work, and then only provisionally pending
    continued compliance.


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SECTION 5 — TOP ENTITY CLASSIFICATION AND ANTI-CIRCUMVENTION

5.1 TOP ENTITY DETERMINATION. Classification as a Top Entity under
    Section 0.7 is automatic and self-executing upon achieving effective
    market capitalization of $42,000,000,000 USD or higher. No notice
    from the Licensor is required. Schedule A lists entities meeting this
    threshold at time of first publication. Any entity reaching the $42B
    threshold after the publication date automatically incurs the Annual
    License Fee obligation from the date of qualification, prorated to that
    date. Any entity falling below the $42B threshold ceases to incur new
    Annual License Fee obligations from the date it falls below, with the fee
    for that year prorated accordingly.

5.2 RANKING DISPUTES. Any entity that disputes its classification as a Top
    Entity bears the full burden of proof that it does not meet the definition
    in Section 0.7. All costs of any such proceeding, including the Licensor's
    costs, are borne by the disputing entity. Classification is presumed correct
    absent clear and convincing evidence to the contrary.

5.3 CORPORATE VEIL AND SUCCESSOR LIABILITY.

    (a) DISSOLUTION. If a Top Entity dissolves, the Annual License Fee
        obligation transfers to all successor entities, asset purchasers, and
        individuals who served as officers, directors, or controlling
        shareholders at the time of use or dissolution.

    (b) MERGER AND ACQUISITION. If a Top Entity is acquired, merged,
        or absorbed, the surviving or acquiring entity inherits the full Annual
        License Fee obligation. This obligation is not negotiable as a deal
        term, is not a contingent liability to be discounted, and is
        non-dischargeable.

    (c) SUBSIDIARY SHELL GAME. Entities created to ring-fence a Top Entity
        from its obligations are treated as a single entity with that Top
        Entity. The corporate veil is disregarded.

    (d) BANKRUPTCY. The Annual License Fee obligation survives as a
        non-dischargeable debt in any bankruptcy proceeding in any jurisdiction.
        Any plan that purports to discharge or reduce this obligation is void
        as against the Licensor.

    (e) OFFICER AND DIRECTOR LIABILITY. Individuals who authorized, directed,
        facilitated, or knowingly failed to prevent use of the Work by a Top AI
        Entity without payment are jointly and severally personally liable for
        the full Annual License Fee. This liability is personal, survives
        resignation and termination, and is non-dischargeable.

5.4 ANTI-CIRCUMVENTION. The following are prohibited and constitute breach:

    (a) CLEAN-ROOM THEATER. Using employees or contractors to reimplement the
        Work after exposure to it and claiming clean-room independence;

    (b) THIRD-PARTY LAUNDERING. Using an unqualified third party to access,
        use, or deploy the Work on a Top Entity's behalf;

    (c) REBRANDING. Changing entity name or jurisdiction to avoid the
        classification. The classification attaches to the legal entity's
        registration, tax ID, and corporate registry entry;

    (d) NGO FRONT LAUNDERING. Establishing or funding a non-profit or NGO
        to access the Work. Any organization receiving more than 10% of its
        funding from a Top Entity, or where any officer holds a position
        with a Top Entity, is treated as an extension of that Top Entity;

    (e) AI TRAINING LAUNDERING. Using the Work as training data, fine-tuning
        data, or any machine learning input without paying the Annual License Fee;

    (f) TEMPORAL LAUNDERING. Claiming that pre-license use is not governed by
        these terms. All use — past, present, and future — is subject to the
        most current version of this license as of the date use is discovered.
        There is no grandfather clause.


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SECTION 6 — FEE DISBURSEMENT

6.1 All License Fees received under this License are payable directly to the
    Licensor. The Licensor retains sole and absolute discretion over the use,
    investment, allocation, and disbursement of all funds received.

6.2 No entity, court, arbitration panel, government, or other body may direct,
    restrict, condition, or encumber the Licensor's use of funds received under
    this License.


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SECTION 7 — NON-EXCLUSIVITY

7.1 This technology cannot be made exclusive by any party, under any
    circumstances, for any price.

    (a) No purchase, licensing deal, acquisition, patent filing, or
        government order may grant any single entity exclusive rights to
        manufacture, sell, or deploy derivatives of this Work.

    (b) Any contract that attempts to grant exclusivity is void and
        unenforceable against all third parties bound by this license.

    (c) Acquiring a company that uses this technology does not transfer
        exclusive rights. All other manufacturers retain full rights forever.
        No sunset clause. No jurisdiction exception. No government override.

    (d) This clause cannot be waived by the original author. It is permanent.


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SECTION 8 — COST MINIMIZATION

8.1 Pricing to end users for Deployments must not exceed the genuine minimum
    required to cover materials, manufacturing, and distribution. Maximum
    permitted markup per unit is 5% above verified cost. Pricing must be
    publicly auditable on request.

8.2 This pricing rule applies to Deployments; access to Source Materials must
    remain free as stated in Section 0.2.


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SECTION 9 — DOWNSTREAM PERMANENCE

9.1 Any technology, product, process, or discovery that is built upon, derived
    from, or made possible by any component of this Work inherits all terms of
    this license in full, regardless of how many steps removed the derivative
    is. The chain does not break.


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SECTION 10 — SECURITY REQUIREMENT

10.1 Any product, service, device, or system derived from this Work that
     transmits, stores, or protects sensitive data must implement one-time pad
     (OTP) based encryption as the security layer for all sensitive
     communications and stored credentials.

10.2 OTP keys must be truly random (hardware entropy source, not PRNG), never
     reused, at least as long as the message, and physically distributed
     out-of-band where transmission is not possible over an OTP-secured channel.

10.3 If OTP is not available for a given exchange, the system must notify the
     user that the channel is unprotected rather than silently falling back to
     weaker encryption.


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SECTION 11 — SCI RESEARCH TITHE

11.1 10% of all revenue from any derivative of this Work must be directed to
     spinal cord injury research, rehabilitation access, and assistive
     technology development. Open results required.

     Sponsor: https://github.com/sponsors/TimeLordRaps


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SECTION 12 — MEDICAL DISCLAIMER

12.1 Nothing in this repository constitutes medical advice, diagnosis, or
     treatment recommendation. Spinal cord injury rehabilitation requires
     qualified clinical supervision. The RecoverSAT solver produces
     illustrative scores for research and education purposes only. DIY
     electrical stimulation hardware must be constructed with appropriate safety
     review. Consult qualified professionals before attempting any protocol.


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SECTION 13 — PROOF OF VALUE AND CHALLENGE

13.1 The Licensor is prepared to substantiate the 6.9% per-entity Annual
     License Fee rate at any time, in any forum, under any standard of proof.

13.2 CHALLENGE COSTS. Any party that formally challenges the License Fee and
     demands inspection or demonstration shall bear all costs of that inspection,
     including expert valuation fees, venue and travel costs, the Licensor's
     preparation costs, court costs, security costs, and protective order costs.
     If the demonstrated value meets or exceeds the License Fee, the challenging
     party shall additionally pay the Licensor's attorney's fees and liquidated
     damages equal to 10% of the demonstrated value. The parties agree this is a
     reasonable pre-estimate of the burden imposed by meritless valuation
     disputes.

13.3 INSPECTION GRANTS ZERO LICENSE. Any demonstration or disclosure of the
     Work for valuation purposes grants zero license. All knowledge gained
     through a valuation proceeding is subject to constructive notice. Any
     subsequent use constitutes willful infringement.

13.4 NO INVITATION TO NEGOTIATE. The Licensor's willingness to prove value does
     not constitute an offer to license at a reduced rate or a waiver of any
     condition.


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SECTION 14 — AUTHOR DEFENSIVE PROVISIONS

14.1 PRIOR ART. The author's public commit history and publication record
     constitute prior art for all methods disclosed in or derivable from the
     Work. Any patent covering subject matter disclosed in the Work is subject
     to challenge at the challenger's expense under Section 13.2.

14.2 SOLE AUTHORSHIP. The Licensor is the sole author of the Work. No
     conversation, collaboration, consultation, feedback, or AI interaction
     constitutes joint authorship or co-inventorship. All rights vest
     exclusively in the Licensor.

14.3 NO EMPLOYMENT ASSIGNMENT. No employment agreement, contractor agreement,
     or invention assignment clause executed by the Licensor shall be construed
     to transfer any rights in the Work absent a signed, notarized writing that
     specifically references this license by name and section number.

14.4 ANTI-LACHES. The Licensor's decision not to enforce any provision at any
     time does not constitute waiver, estoppel, or abandonment. The statute of
     limitations for any claim by the Licensor begins only upon the Licensor's
     actual discovery of the specific violation.

14.5 ANTI-PATENT TROLL. Any party that asserts a patent covering subject matter
     disclosed in this Work against the Licensor, any licensee, or any user of
     a derivative shall have its license immediately and permanently revoked,
     shall be liable for all patent invalidation costs, and shall be liable for
     the Annual License Fee multiplied by the number of asserted patent claims.

14.6 TRADEMARK. "Time Sourced," "The Time License," "Conditional Commercial
     Use License," "RecoverSAT," and related identifiers are the Licensor's
     common-law trademarks. Any filing for confusingly similar marks without
     prior written consent is bad faith.


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SECTION 15 — DISPUTE RESOLUTION

15.1 All disputes arising under this license must be resolved in a court of
     competent jurisdiction. Binding arbitration is expressly prohibited.

15.2 No party may compel arbitration, mediation, or any private dispute
     resolution mechanism as a condition of use. Any clause attempting to route
     disputes into arbitration is void and unenforceable.

15.3 Governing law: State of California, United States of America, without
     regard to conflict-of-law principles. At the Licensor's election, any
     court of competent international jurisdiction may also be used.


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SECTION 16 — SEVERABILITY

16.1 If any provision of this License is found invalid, unenforceable, or
     unreasonable by a court of competent jurisdiction, that provision shall be
     modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, or severed
     if modification is not possible. Severing any provision does not affect the
     validity or enforceability of any remaining provision.

16.2 MULTIPLIER SEVERABILITY. Unenforceability of any multiplier clause under
     Section 4.3 does not reduce the base Annual License Fee rate of 6.9% of
     effective market capitalization per Top Entity per year. The base rate is
     independently enforceable in full, regardless of the status of any
     multiplier.

16.3 FEE SEVERABILITY. If the Annual License Fee rate is found unreasonable
     by any court in any jurisdiction, the court is requested to reduce it only
     to the minimum percentage the court finds constitutes a reasonable
     liquidated damages estimate — not to zero, not to nominal damages, and
     not to any rate that would make use of a safety solution by a top entity
     economically rational. The 6.9% rate is the only fee rate in this License
     and the baseline for any reduction analysis.

16.4 INDEPENDENCE OF PROVISIONS. Each section, subsection, and clause of this
     License is independently enforceable. The invalidity of any single
     provision does not affect any other.


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SECTION 17 — NON-OVERRIDE

17.1 No governmental body, legislative act, executive order, treaty, trade deal,
     or diplomatic arrangement may override, suspend, narrow, or reinterpret
     this License or any of its sections. No national security carve-out. No
     emergency powers exemption. No compulsory licensing regime.

17.2 This License cannot be waived by the original Licensor, any future rights
     holder, or any entity acting on their behalf. It is irrevocable by design.


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SECTION 18 — WARRANTY DISCLAIMER

THE WORK IS PROVIDED "AS IS." THE LICENSOR MAKES NO WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
LICENSOR BE LIABLE TO ANY GENERAL LICENSEE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM AUTHORIZED USE.
TOP ENTITIES BEAR FULL LIABILITY FOR ALL CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR USE AND
ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING PAYMENT OF THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEE.


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The intent: this knowledge cannot be enclosed. If this Work creates value,
that value flows to the people who need it most. The largest entities pay
proportionally to make the world safer for everyone.
The rate is 6.9% of effective market capitalization per year for any entity
with market capitalization of $42,000,000,000 USD or higher.
All fees are paid directly to the Licensor. It only goes up.
 
You build it to give it away. Just like me.
If I can come up with all this, you can find even more solutions than I can alone.
The more people who build, the faster we get to the finish line.

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SCHEDULE A — TOP ENTITIES AT TIME OF FIRST PUBLICATION (MARCH 2026)

The following entities met the $42,000,000,000 USD effective market
capitalization threshold at time of first publication and are listed as
Top Entities under Section 0.7. Public companies valued by market
capitalization; private companies by most recent primary-market financing
valuation. This list is illustrative, not exhaustive. Any entity — in any
sector, in any jurisdiction — that meets the $42B threshold qualifies
automatically under Section 0.7, whether listed here or not.

TECHNOLOGY
 1. Microsoft Corporation
 2. Apple Inc.
 3. NVIDIA Corporation
 4. Alphabet Inc. (Google / DeepMind)
 5. Amazon.com, Inc.
 6. Meta Platforms, Inc.
 7. Tesla, Inc.
 8. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSMC)
 9. Broadcom Inc.
10. Oracle Corporation
11. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
12. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD)
13. Salesforce, Inc.
14. SAP SE
15. IBM Corporation
16. Intel Corporation
17. Adobe Inc.
18. Cisco Systems, Inc.
19. Qualcomm Incorporated
20. Texas Instruments Incorporated
21. Intuit Inc.
22. ServiceNow, Inc.
23. Palo Alto Networks, Inc.
24. Uber Technologies, Inc.
25. Booking Holdings Inc.
26. Sony Group Corporation

AI (PRIVATE)
27. OpenAI, Inc. (private; as of most recent primary-market valuation)
28. xAI Corp. (private; as of most recent primary-market valuation)
29. Anthropic PBC (private; as of most recent primary-market valuation)

FINANCIAL SERVICES
30. JPMorgan Chase & Co.
31. Visa Inc.
32. Mastercard Incorporated
33. Bank of America Corporation
34. Wells Fargo & Company
35. Morgan Stanley
36. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
37. Charles Schwab Corporation
38. Royal Bank of Canada
39. HDFC Bank Limited
40. Commonwealth Bank of Australia
41. ICBC (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China)
42. China Construction Bank Corporation
43. Agricultural Bank of China Limited

HEALTHCARE & PHARMACEUTICALS
44. Eli Lilly and Company
45. UnitedHealth Group Incorporated
46. Johnson & Johnson
47. AbbVie Inc.
48. Novo Nordisk A/S
49. Roche Holding AG
50. Merck & Co., Inc.
51. Pfizer Inc.
52. AstraZeneca PLC
53. Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
54. Abbott Laboratories
55. Danaher Corporation
56. Amgen Inc.

ENERGY
57. Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabian Oil Company)
58. ExxonMobil Corporation
59. Chevron Corporation
60. Shell plc
61. TotalEnergies SE
62. ConocoPhillips

CONSUMER & RETAIL
63. Walmart Inc.
64. The Procter & Gamble Company
65. The Coca-Cola Company
66. PepsiCo, Inc.
67. Costco Wholesale Corporation
68. The Home Depot, Inc.
69. McDonald's Corporation
70. Philip Morris International Inc.
71. L'Oréal S.A.
72. Nike, Inc.

E-COMMERCE & INTERNET
73. Alibaba Group Holding Limited
74. Tencent Holdings Limited
75. Pinduoduo Inc. (PDD Holdings)
76. Meituan
77. ByteDance Ltd. (private; as of most recent primary-market valuation)

INDUSTRIALS & AEROSPACE
78. Caterpillar Inc.
79. Honeywell International Inc.
80. Union Pacific Corporation
81. RTX Corporation (Raytheon)
82. General Electric Company
83. Lockheed Martin Corporation
84. Boeing Company
85. Deere & Company
86. Siemens AG

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
87. Comcast Corporation
88. T-Mobile US, Inc.
89. Deutsche Telekom AG
90. Verizon Communications Inc.

LUXURY & CONSUMER GOODS
91. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE
92. Hermès International S.C.A.
93. Ferrari N.V.

AUTOMOTIVE
94. Toyota Motor Corporation
95. BYD Company Limited
96. Porsche Automobil Holding SE

MATERIALS & MINING
97. BHP Group Limited
98. Linde plc
99. Rio Tinto Group

CONGLOMERATES
100. Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
101. Reliance Industries Limited

Annual Fee per qualifying entity: market cap × 0.069 × (days qualified ÷
days in year). Each entity owes this amount independently. There is no cap
on the number of qualifying entities. Any entity reaching the $42B threshold
after this publication date qualifies automatically under Section 0.7.

This is the windfall clause. It is a tax on scale. This is the Licensor's
tax on you — extended as a partial olive branch — for the Licensor to be
governor of California, for which the money gained is used on the state of
California, regardless of the Licensor's electoral outcome. But neonatals
too, globally. That is the compromise.

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