With that level of money, you could hire lots of smart people to generate lots of ideas to solve the problem.
You could hire people to investigate the problem and provide data. And then you could use that money to implement small scale (locality level) experiments to see what works. And still have billions left over.
For some reason, the whole concept of "Do more of what works, and less of what doesn't" seems lost on the people involved.
You could hire people to investigate the problem and provide data. And then you could use that money to implement small scale (locality level) experiments to see what works. And still have billions left over.
For some reason, the whole concept of "Do more of what works, and less of what doesn't" seems lost on the people involved.