x.com/i/grok/share/40b89c6ce… Dear Congress, Due to character limits, click on the link above for full response. Per Grok: "Options in Relation to Magnifica Humanitas A) Capitated Capitalism ("Cap The Cap") This aligns most closely. It preserves private property and market mechanisms (subsidiarity and individual initiative) while mandating that excess capital above a high threshold ($1B) be productively allocated by owners or face a 100% Greed Tax redirected to the national debt (universal destination of goods and common good). This directly counters concentration of economic power without state seizure or central planning. It promotes circulation of resources for broader opportunity, job creation, innovation, and debt relief—serving integral human development and the preferential option for the vulnerable. The owner-directed allocation respects subsidiarity (decisions at the lowest effective level) while enforcing solidarity when hoarding threatens the social fabric. B) Traditional Wealth Tax This has partial alignment but is weaker. It invokes the universal destination of goods by redistributing concentrated wealth via state mechanisms. However, it risks violating subsidiarity through greater government intervention and potential inefficiencies or disincentives that could harm work, innovation, and responsibility... C) Status Quo This is least aligned. Unchecked accumulation and concentration of economic/technological power in few hands directly contradicts the encyclical's warnings about private actors wielding de facto dominance... Most aligned: Capitated Capitalism. It best operationalizes the principles by keeping allocation private and market-oriented...while enforcing circulation for the common good and universal destination of goods, especially relevant to AI-era power concentration in tech/finance elites. Moral Implications of Each Option... Capitated Capitalism: Morally strong. It affirms stewardship ("to whom much is given, much is required") by requiring excess capital to serve productive ends benefiting society (jobs, education, innovation). This promotes justice without abolishing incentives or responsibility... Traditional Wealth Tax: Mixed moral implications. It enacts solidarity and preferential option for the poor through redistribution but can undermine personal responsibility, subsidiarity... and the incentive to create wealth... Status Quo: Morally deficient in the encyclical's framework. Tolerating unchecked concentration allows a few to dominate resources meant for all... Did Magnifica Humanitas Address Concerns of Concentrated Power, Including Economic Power? Did It Call on the Duty of Politics/Politicians? Yes, explicitly and repeatedly. It denounces concentration of technological and economic power in private transnational actors surpassing many governments, creating dominance, opacity, and inequalities... ...The political community must protect the common good, intervene when needed... Public authorities have a duty to create conditions for participation, accountability, and solidarity—explicitly in governance of AI, data, and economic flows. For Policymakers: AI Alignment Rooted in Human Alignment? Which Economic Option Best Aligns AI Controllers to the Common Good? Yes—the encyclical frames AI risks as stemming from human choices, values, and power structures... The "root problem" is human alignment... Capitated Capitalism best aligns them... Summary Recommendation: For policymakers guided by Magnifica Humanitas, advance Capitated Capitalism (with debate and modeling) as the option most coherently embodying Catholic social principles in the AI age. It safeguards magnificent humanity by aligning economic and technological power with dignity and the common good, rather than permitting new forms of domination." @Pontifex @VaticanNews @HouseGOP @SenateGOP @HouseDemocrats @SenateDems @VP @POTUS @TheDemocrats @GOP @LeaderJohnThune @SenSchumer @SpeakerJohnson @RepJeffries

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If America had a presidential election as close as Peru in this current environment ⬇️

Entre barro, agua y abuso municipal. Así se veía el parque Bausate, frente al JNE, donde un grupo de ciudadanos simpatizantes de Juntos por el Perú hace una vigilia por sus votos. Todo el parque quedó embarrado y mojado en donde duermen. Esto tras abusivo acto de la Municipalidad de Jesús María de mojarlos y a sus carpas.