#2: As Google spends a billion dollars on Chromium, monopolizing browsing and flooding features into the web, Firefox is chokeholded by a lack of budget, even if 200 million a year seem high. Browser development is expensive. Apple gets 20 billion a year from Google. I think we should pay for a free browser. Firefox should be used because it's production-ready, and we need 2 million people paying about 10 bucks a month to get a stable income away from Google. It'd be a boost and a second pillar.

#1 As the Washington Post yielded under Bezos, and media belongs to moguls, we should fund an independent big global newsroom, with a million people paying 10 dollars a month and 250 journalists or so (as you have to pay payroll taxes and health insurance). It shouldn't close its eyes to the truth or try to distort things and be accessible without a paywall. Paywalls have adverse effects.

Here's some ideas I got: