Every system that acts on you draws a line: a law, a company, an AI, a study, a machine. Most of those lines are invisible until you hit one. We make them visible, and we show where you can push back.
A work in progress - just as humanity.
Published standards beside what the records show: shared boards, single points of control, long tenures, owners of rivals, who discloses and who does not. The standard is someone else's. The count is from the filings.
We read 1,223 sciences and wrote down what each one's own sources say happens past its limit. Then we set those 21 things beside humanity's mental health crises. Each match is checked against published sources, and the page says where a field describes it that way and where it is only a resemblance.
Ideas worked out on paper. Nothing here has been built.
A School Built on Nine QuestionsEvery rule in the building has to pass the nine questions, with the child as the person being asked. No tests, no punishment, no homework. The school is checked, not the child. The published research for and against sits beside each rule.Open the concept → Rules Built on Nine QuestionsWhat a rule would look like if it were written to help people. No punishment. No fees. One page a seven-year-old can read. When one person hurts another, both are helped and the one hurt is made whole. Each rule sits beside the published research for and against it.Open the concept → SCR-01 ProtocolSoftware that sits between a person and an AI. It keeps a record of what the AI did that the AI cannot rewrite, and treats crossing a boundary as a measured event. The code, tests and simulation results are open. It has not been made into a finished program or website.Open the concept → Deterministic Governance & Circuit-Breaker ArchitectureA design for systems that stop themselves when they leave the checked range, with records that show any tampering. No sign-off can wave a failure through. A written design only.Open the concept →