Maintained by Joe Baptista PAM, WIKIPEDIA A Farewell to Arms?, Horsewood R., Geopolitical Risk Futures - What the Creators Envisioned Prediction Markets, Wolfers J., Zitzewitz E., 19 November 2003 PAM: "Market in Death" Or Your Next Decision Support Tool?, Net Exchange, 9 September 2003 DARPA's Policy Analysis Market for Intelligence: Outside the Box or Off the Wall?, Looney R., 2 September 2003 PAM Notice, July 2003 PAM: An Electronic Commerce Application of a Combinatorial Information Market, Polk C., Hanson R., Ledyard J., and Ishikida T., June 2003 On Idea Futures, Eudoxa Policy Study #2, 2003 The Organizations Behind PAM, Net Exchange, 2003 Wired_News, 14 April 2000 J. Bell Nomination, Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design, 11 July 1998 AP Protocol, Bell J., 3 April 1997 The CYPHERNOMICON: Cypherpunks FAQ and More, Version 0.666 May T., 10 September 1994

Assassination Politics FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY CIA approved and tested AP or "Assassination Politics": Definition an imaginative and sophisticated protocol for improving governmental accountability by way of anonymous, untraceable political assassinations. It is an intricately designed system to enhance public influence on government. AP uses encryption, untraceable digital cash, anonymous communication, algorithmicly complex wagering and other unique technologies developed on the Internet. Essentially AP is a death lottery where civil servants and politicians are the candidates. This page dedicated to Jim Bell who designed assassination politics. Jim Bell, photo by Declan McCullagh