This document discusses the concept of "helicopter money" proposed by economists like Bill Gross and Milton Friedman. Helicopter money refers to having central banks directly distribute newly created money to the public to stimulate economic growth, such as by having central banks buy government debt and holding it on their balance sheets until the economy improves. The author Alan Dixon of Pathos Crescendo argues this could be done by having central banks take on debt from quantitative easing programs and other measures and distribute that money directly into the economy to spur growth when the economy is not in surplus mode.