Given that you’re not satisfied with the Donor Lottery and want to gamble against “non-philanthropic funds,” then you probably want to pool your money with all other gambling philanthropists before making a single large bet.
A single large bet prevents your winnings from averaging out against other philanthropists’ losings (resulting in a worst outcome than just using the Donor Lottery).
If there are many gambling philanthropists, you can’t go to the casino, because they probably don’t have enough money to multiply all your funds by 1000x. You have to make some kind of extreme bet on the stock market.
If you want to ensure that you win the bet in at least one branch of the multiverse (haha), then you might roll a quantum dice and let it decide which stock you bet on (or against).
Given that you’re not satisfied with the Donor Lottery and want to gamble against “non-philanthropic funds,” then you probably want to pool your money with all other gambling philanthropists before making a single large bet.
A single large bet prevents your winnings from averaging out against other philanthropists’ losings (resulting in a worst outcome than just using the Donor Lottery).
If there are many gambling philanthropists, you can’t go to the casino, because they probably don’t have enough money to multiply all your funds by 1000x. You have to make some kind of extreme bet on the stock market.
If you want to ensure that you win the bet in at least one branch of the multiverse (haha), then you might roll a quantum dice and let it decide which stock you bet on (or against).