The easiest way to solve a problem: Get rid of it.

The Mission

I have always lived by the idiom: “You get what you give.” After a while I got tired of hearing: “Life is not fair.” The two ideas were not compatible. I couldn’t make sense of how they could both be true. So I set out to prove one of them to be false.

What if we took all the money in the world and put it into one bank account, and then gave everybody a debit card? This was a bitter commentary on a broken system in a conversation I was having with ChatGPT. From there an idea evolved. It turned into a theory. Then a philosophy. Then a plan.

This isn’t some dreamy utopia pitch. This is a blueprint. A step-by-step, screw-by-screw, build-it-like-a-house plan for what comes next, and it all starts with a link.

GiveItToGot.com

It’s not about charity. Not about handouts. It’s not communism, it’s not capitalism, it’s not socialism. It’s contributionism. You give, you get. Period. You help build the world, the world gives back.

We’ve spent the last century playing by the rules of scarcity economics. Artificial limits. Manufactured poverty. We’ve got farmers throwing away crops because prices need to stay high. Empty apartment towers while people sleep in tents under bridges. Kids hungry while supermarkets throw out trash bags full of edible food.

And everybody shrugs like, “Well, that’s how the system works.”

But here’s the truth: The system isn’t broken. It’s working exactly as it was designed to work. That’s the problem.

So… We’re building a new one.

What’s the core idea? Simple: Contribution equals access.

Not money. Not stock portfolios. Not trust funds. Not inheritance.

What did you give? What did you build? What did you fix? Who did you help? That’s your key. Your ticket. Your access pass.

You work in a drive-thru? You’re feeding people. That counts.
You help people bag their groceries. That counts.
You design renewable energy grids? That counts.
You volunteer as a mental health counselor? That counts too.

The system sees it. Tracks it. Measures it. Updates your access level every single day.

How do we track it?

CC Card—The Contribution Credit Card

It’s not a debit card. It’s not a credit card.
It’s your real-time access key.

On it:
Your contribution score.
Your current access tier.
Your daily and monthly limits for goods, services, travel, entertainment, you name it.

Example: You’ve been grinding, working double shifts as a paramedic?
System sees that.
Your housing options open up. Your grocery limits increase. Your travel allowance expands. Your entertainment perks bump up.

Flip side: You’ve been unengaged, calling out, showing up late, not finishing the job, going home early so you can game, coasting for months with no contribution?
Expect limits on your access to non-essential goods and services.

But what about rich people?
Let’s be clear: If you’re a billionaire today, and tomorrow you roll up your sleeves and start building homes, teaching classes, working in healthcare, innovating clean water systems, leading social programs—You’ll still have high access under GiveItToGot. Because you’re contributing.

What you won’t get? Is a free ride for hoarding wealth.
Your money won’t matter anymore.
Your access will match your contribution going forward. Not what’s sitting in your offshore accounts.

Education: Universal and Free
Nobody’s gonna get priced out of learning anymore.
The Universal University is for everyone.
Online, in-person, modular, scalable.
Want to study architecture?
Go do it.
Want to learn plumbing?
Go do it.
Want to cross-train into emergency medical services?
Do it.
No tuition. No student loan debt.
Just pure, practical, contribution-focused education.
Learn it. Prove it. Apply it.
Raise your contribution score.
Unlock more access.

Resource Use and the Planet:
We can’t keep acting like the Earth is a never-ending vending machine, but within its atmospheric habitat exists a bounty of resources capable of providing for everyone comfortably.
So the algorithm that runs Give It To Got… it watches global resource flows in real time.
Too many people trying to over-consume?
The system auto-adjusts limits.
Access gets throttled until balance returns.

Example:
Massive drought hits.
Water allocations tighten.
Those working directly on drought relief?

They get more access to help them do their jobs.
The rest of us… we tighten up. Conserve. Adapt.
This is about fairness. It’s about survival for everyone.

Population Control:
In the Give It To Got system, eligible adults will receive a yearly stipend for abstaining from procreation until manageable levels are realized. This is purely voluntary. It is a sacrifice some are not willing to make. No judgment. We will continue to encourage sustainable family sizes, and offer family planning and parenting services.
It is our hope that with decreased desperation and increased opportunity, the global mindset will shift to more balanced forms of creation.

The Grace Period
This will happen over time. Laws have to be written, systems must be put into place. Planning for this transition should begin after 1 billion people agree to link accounts.
So there’s a one-year global grace period.
During that time:
People still use legacy currency systems.
But are encouraged to offer their services to the world for contribution’s sake.
The world gets a chance to adjust.
Train up. Transition.
After one year?
GiveItToGot goes live full scale.
No more money-based access.
Just contribution-based access.

The Algorithm (Fairness Calculated):
The backbone of this whole thing is the contribution algorithm.
Fully open-source. Fully auditable.
Run by both AI and a rotating human oversight council.
Can’t game it. Can’t hack it. Can’t pay your way around it.
Every work hour. Every act of service. Every innovation.
Logged. Scored. Verified.
And for people with disabilities, chronic illness, or other limiting factors?
The algorithm adjusts. Fairness stays a constant, but contribution is a must unless impossible (e.g., coma, severe mental incapacity). You give what you’re able.
You get because of that.

Pandora Day:
The Reset.
The Day Zero. When we go live with our linked bank accounts.
Here’s what happens:
- All debt? Gone.
- All private wealth hoards? Absorbed into the GiveItToGot global trust.
- All undue land rights? Reclassified as shared-access property. The wealthy may keep their palaces and estates. Their contributions moving forward can be used for their upkeep. Nobody’s getting kicked out of their homes on Day One.

But moving forward, continued access depends on contribution.
If you’re in a one-bedroom apartment, driving a late model vehicle, and you’ve been giving your heart and soul to the community, showing up every day, and doing your job well.
Expect upgrades.
If you’re a cutthroat businessman that only cares about profit at any cost, that harms the environment or humanity or both to achieve this aim…this is the time to start reevaluating your life choices.

It's a level playing field.
From Pandora Day forward:
You get what you give.

Words to End and Begin With:
We know this sounds big.
Because it is big.
But look around:
The old system is running on fumes.
People are angry. Hopeless. Tired.
Working three jobs just to stay poor.
This isn’t fantasy.
This is logistics.
Math.
Fairness.
Work equals worth.
We’re not waiting for billionaires to fix it.
We’re not waiting for governments to wake up.
We’re building the blueprint now.
So the next time somebody says,
“How do we fix this?”
You say:
“Give it… to got.”

So now I call to you citizens of the world. Are you with me? Because I need help. Writing programs, setting up systems, building the foundations to make this a reality. Maybe you’re really good at networking, integration, resource management, environmental engineering, or maybe you’re just too busy staying above water and you can’t give more than a dollar and your name on the ledger—it doesn’t matter. It’s a contribution = access philosophy rooted in merit. Everything counts.

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About Give It To Got

FAQ

Give It To Got – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Give It To Got?

Give It To Got is a globally scalable, merit-based economic access system where contribution directly determines individual access to goods, services, housing, education, healthcare, entertainment, and more. It replaces traditional money-based economics with a dynamic, transparent contribution scoring model.

How does the system track contribution?

Through a real-time, open-source algorithm that calculates individual and organizational contribution based on factors like:
- Labor hours
- Type and impact of work
- Community and social benefit
- Environmental impact
- Innovation and problem-solving

All contribution records are fully auditable by the public.

What is the CC Card?

The Contribution Credit Card (CC Card) is each member’s real-time access tool. It tracks:
- Contribution score
- Current tier level
- Daily and monthly access limits
- Transaction and contribution history

Your daily spending and access scale with your contribution level.

Can people exceed their daily limits?

Yes, but only with system-approved justification. Participants may submit real-time requests for temporary limit increases, evaluated based on:
- Current contribution level
- Resource availability
- Urgency and purpose of the request

Oversight is automated and audited for fairness.

Is education free?

Yes. Under Give It To Got, all education—at all levels—is tuition-free. Participants contribute to their communities while studying through research projects, teaching support, internships, or public service hours.

How does the system handle environmental sustainability?

The system monitors global resource flows in real time. In cases of overconsumption, resource scarcity, or environmental emergencies:
- System-wide daily limits adjust automatically
- Workers directly addressing the crisis receive elevated access to fulfill their duties effectively

How does the system address population sustainability?

Voluntary stipends will be offered to eligible adults who choose to delay or abstain from procreation during periods where population levels exceed sustainable resource thresholds. This approach remains optional and non-coercive. Universal family planning, counseling, and educational services will be provided to all.

What happens during the Grace Period?

After one billion people opt in, the system will enter a one-year global grace period during which:
- Legacy financial systems will continue operating
- Individuals and governments can prepare, train, and begin logging contribution
- Public education campaigns will explain the transition

After this period, Give It To Got will become the primary resource access system for all participating members.

What is Pandora Day?

Pandora Day marks the full system launch. On this day:
- All legacy personal debt will be erased
- Excessive hoarded private wealth and underutilized land will be absorbed into the global collective trust
- Access to all goods and services from that day forward will depend strictly on active contribution

No individual will be evicted or displaced immediately, but continued access beyond Pandora Day will require ongoing contribution.

How will governance decisions be made?

All major system changes will require transparent global debate and a supermajority vote by participants. A rotating, elected human oversight council, with AI-assisted auditing and enforcement, will manage day-to-day operations and prevent manipulation.

How will the system handle crime and rule violations?

Breaking the rules, committing fraud, or engaging in harmful behavior (theft, violence, sabotage, exploitation) will result in immediate contribution score penalties, with potential full access suspension for severe violations.

Restoration of access will require verified restitution and community-approved rehabilitation. Repeat offenses may result in extended suspensions or permanent exclusion.

Justice will focus on accountability and repair—not punishment for punishment’s sake—but people will quickly learn: breaking the rules isn’t worth the cost.

How will healthcare and medical services work?

Medical services will operate under maximum efficiency and universal access standards. All individuals will receive care as a guaranteed human right, with service delivery driven by both professional ethics and contribution incentives.

Healthcare workers will be motivated to provide exceptional care because every successful treatment, patient recovery, and medical innovation directly increases their own contribution score and tier access.

In short: Yes, you’ll probably get the best service of your life… because your nurse, your doctor, and even the janitor cleaning the hospital hallway are all trying to level up!

What protections exist for people with disabilities or chronic health limitations?

The contribution algorithm adjusts fairly for individuals with verified limitations. Contributions are expected relative to each person’s capacity. For those unable to contribute due to extreme health conditions (e.g., coma, end-stage illness, severe mental incapacity), human dignity and essential care remain guaranteed rights.

What about people who choose not to participate?

Non-participants—whether individuals, corporations, or governments—will remain external to the system. They may trade with Give It To Got members under strict, non-subsidized, fair-trade terms. If they later choose to join, they must apply and go through standard onboarding like everyone else.

How does the system prevent fraud and cheating?

The Give It To Got system deploys multi-layered protections, including:
- Real-time AI fraud detection
- Randomized contribution audits
- Peer-review and oversight boards
- Publicly visible contribution ledgers

Attempts to game the system will result in contribution penalties, access restrictions, and community disciplinary action.

Is Give It To Got a form of communism, socialism, or capitalism?

No. Give It To Got is a merit-based, contribution-driven system unlike any existing economic model. It is not built on wealth redistribution for its own sake, nor a state ownership of production, nor an unrestricted free-market capital accumulation.

It is contributionism: You give, you get. Period.

Where can I read the full system framework?

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If you get what you give, you might as well give all of it.

The easiest way to solve a problem: Get rid of it.

The easiest way to solve a problem: Get rid of it.

The Mission

About Give It To Got

FAQ

Give It To Got – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Give It To Got?

How does the system track contribution?

What is the CC Card?

Can people exceed their daily limits?

Is education free?

How does the system handle environmental sustainability?

How does the system address population sustainability?

What happens during the Grace Period?

What is Pandora Day?

How will governance decisions be made?

How will the system handle crime and rule violations?

How will healthcare and medical services work?

What protections exist for people with disabilities or chronic health limitations?

What about people who choose not to participate?

How does the system prevent fraud and cheating?

Is Give It To Got a form of communism, socialism, or capitalism?

Where can I read the full system framework?

Contact Us

Get in touch!

Get in touch!

Give It To Got

Hours: I hardly ever sleep anymore, but, for now, I still have to pay the bills. So anytime after 7p

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