Two futures. One choice.
Not funding a startup. Witnessing a convergence.
I keep coming back to that number. Twenty-four thousand children, every single day, who never had to die. That was the moment I stopped building products and started building infrastructure for truth.
There was a whiteboard in my apartment. One side said "what exists." The other side said "what should exist." The gap between them wasn't a market opportunity. It was a moral emergency.
You've spent 28 years proving technology should serve people. I've spent 15 years building the technology that does. We found each other.
This letter isn't about a deadline or a grant application. It's about what happens when two movements that share the same DNA finally find each other.
Mozilla proved that openness wins. Genesis proves that truth scales. Together, we don't compete with the attention economy. We replace it.
Carter Hill
Founder & CEO, Day 7 Public Benefit Corporation
Fifteen minutes would change your understanding of what's possible.