Open research library · Release 47

Take the work.
Test it.

56 publications · 155 public research files

These documents are published for public scrutiny and practical use. Read them, challenge them, share them and help turn the strongest parts into measured pilots.

Free to download•Evidence can correct us•Failures will be published•Public benefit first

Psy-chology collection · P—31, P—32, P—34, P—52 + P—53

Psy
—chology

Loss Is Not Nothing, Learning Is a Matter of Perspective, OCD to CURL, Emotioning and The Ego as Predictive Imagination hold lived signal and disciplined inquiry in relation: preserved papers, visible revisions, LOVE-0 comparison records, a provisional model of capacity and uncertainty, a word for the movement of emotion, and thirteen illustrations of learning through uncertainty and feedback.

The hyphen is deliberate. It keeps PSY—felt, bodily and relational experience—connected to psychology as evidence-aware inquiry, without treating either one as the whole person.

Enter the Psy-chology collection →

Finances collection · P—22 · P—35 · P—42

Follow the money.
Keep people visible.

Universal Basic Income, Universal Payment and Shared Growth and The Family Centre connect a foundation, a possible architecture and one warm picture of what the change could make possible.

Income security, public investment and banking reform remain open to investigation and staged testing. The Family Centre then asks how familiar public capacity could support care, learning, work and belonging without making help another form of control.

Enter the Finances collection →

Social Technology · public health + safeguarding + medicine + NHS continuity + accountable housing + public resilience + shared civic space · P—51 + P—50 + P—49 + P—47 + P—46 + P—44 + P—41 + P—43

Systems are also
relationships.

The political papers retain their differences. The corporate manslaughter paper remains public legal education, not an allegation or finding of guilt. The fentanyl investigation remains in preparation, and the NHS Right to Choose study remains an open question until evidence is assembled.

Enter Social Technology →

Friendship and care · four directions

Look outward.
Look within. Open a door.

Three Friendship letters reach across borders, bring care into work and ask for practical freedom to live. A fourth public-service letter examines how institutions can receive care without compromising impartiality.

Care across borders · P—11

Friendship One

Gratitude, friendship and shared humanity—with room for honest disagreement rather than obedience.

Read the first letter
Care across work · P—30

Friendship Two

From Ducks to Humans: worker wellbeing, shared prosperity and difficult questions expressed through LOVE-0.

Read the second letter
Freedom to live · P—39

Friendship Three

The Friendship Treaty: suitable land, modest homes and protection from homelessness without turning help into ownership.

Read the third letter
Care within public life · P—26

Care for Those Who Care for Us

Universal meals for public-service workers, structured so kindness cannot purchase access, influence or obligation.

Read the public-service letter

Three-part reading · two analyses · one shared civic room · one operational companion

Keep the views distinct.
Keep everyone inside democracy.

The two papers compare overlapping routes from hardship and fear into enemy-making, certainty and coercive power. They do not claim that left and right are identical. The Democratic Centre paper now provides the common process around them without altering either analysis.

Shared warningHardship → fear → simplified enemy → moral certainty → power that resists correction.

The centre is a protected civic meeting place: equal personhood, material survival, evidence, due process, protected disagreement and reversible power.

Open the Democratic Centre paper
Authoritarian far-left expressionFear is directed toward classes, owners, institutions, dissenters or “impure” allies.Open the far-left paper
Operational companion · P—43Public Duty and Democratic Accountability

The political views remain untouched. This separate reference asks how outside earnings, public-service evidence, due process and constituent-led recall could apply across political difference without policing opinion or lawful dissent.

Open the operational reference

Collection

Solutions Now

Practical options shown openly, with costs, sources, limitations and the lawful public test needed to find out what can work.

P—56Settlements · homes · livelihoods · shared civic space · ecology · permission · research15–16 October 2026

Population, Permission and Sustainability

A home, a stake and a future: a voluntary settlement proposal growing from 5,000 towards a planned 50,000 residents, with a reserved final footprint, protected green zones, working services, livelihoods and national coordination. Four numbered graphic novels introduce the human questions; the complete paper, interactive maps and supporting research keep evidence, personal experience, proposed rights and geometric scenarios distinct.

four graphic novels in exact numbered order52 pages including original notes66-page main paperPDF + editable DOCXtwo self-contained interactive mapsoriginal PNG map overviews43-source population catalogueeleven global precedentslaw, land control and deliverysixteen proposed independent-living protectionshousing + marine stewardship50,000 is a design choicescenario spacing conflict visible15 preserved original files
P—38Housing + mobility · actual options · affordability · permission · open pilot12 September 2026

Freedom to Live

A direct public case for secure, modest living that places 20 pictured modular-home and electric-vehicle examples beside the cost of movement, permission and place; current poverty, work, pension and healthy-life evidence; the human consequences of insecurity; and a protected one-home pilot.

32 complete slides10 modular-home leads10 electric-mobility leadspictured prices + source linksquantity and shipping calculationssupplier claim ≠ verified factland + lawful occupationpoverty + in-work povertypension-age contextemotional vectors in human termsone-home public pilotno supplier endorsement

Collection

Democracy + social technology

Psychology, philosophy, learning, language, public letters and open institutional designs for helping people understand, care for one another, build civilian resilience, distribute authority and turn disagreement into accountable public learning—including relational work on loss and paired analysis of how fear can drive different forms of authoritarian closure.

P—53Psy-chology · predictive imagination · learning · body and mind · illustrated examples30 September 2026

The Ego as Predictive Imagination

A working conceptual model of how available information, a question or need, imagination and reality checks can produce learning. The simple and detailed papers are preserved alongside thirteen original illustrations spanning creativity, everyday problems, error, uncertainty and bodily warning. A separate practice proposal asks psychological helpers to take physical pain seriously and work within their competence.

complete online introduction13 full-size illustrationssimple 4-page modeldetailed 8-page modelmeaning vectorpass, fail and nullpain and psychological distressworking model, not established neurosciencePDF and editable DOCX
P—52Psy-chology · emotioning · lexical evidence · process meaning · education20 September 2026

Emotioning: A Word for the Process of Emotion

An introduction to emotioning as an ongoing process, with a prepared Oxford English Dictionary evidence proposal. The paper distinguishes sensing, feeling, emotioning, emotional state and possible action, and cites published uses from 1988 to 2021. Its earlier online form attempt has no confirmed receipt; it makes no claim of coinage or OED acceptance.

complete online introductionproposed definitionfive working distinctionsdated usage evidenceOED form-ready textsubmission status clearoriginal DOCX preservedPDF reading copy
P—51Drugs & Society · cannabis · NHS access · product safety · public finance · regulation28–29 September 2026

A Call for Legalisation of Cannabis Through the NHS

A policy proposal for four standardised reference products, tested and traceable supply, clinical recording and a measured NHS-centred public-health pilot. A separate supplement expands the paper’s short appendix outlines with an evidence matrix, illustrative financial scenarios and a proposed NHS registry specification.

22-page main paper13-page full Appendices A–Cevidence matrixAppendix B financial scenariosillustrative, not forecastsproposed NHS registryproduct safety and traceabilitycurrent law distinguished from proposalPDF + editable DOCX
P—50Social Technology · safeguarding · evidential continuity · prevention · fair investigation27 September 2026

PRE-ENABLER

A proposed reference and evidence route that could connect warnings across agencies while a person is alive and preserve both supporting and exculpatory material if that person loses capacity or dies. Includes two introductions, the concept paper and a blank form pack; no live registration or activation service exists.

interagency architecturecomplete contextual introductionconcept and policy paperblank PE-1 formsprevention while aliveproposed activation on deathsource records remain with their holdersaccess and audit safeguardsevidence in both directionspersonal testimony clearly identifiedpolicy proposal, not a statutory form
P—49Health systems · NHS policy and law · patient safety · clinical judgment · decision tools27 September 2026

Law and Policy in Medicine

A complete introduction, 17-page evidence paper and four practical tools for identifying whether a treatment restriction comes from law, clinical judgment, professional competence, funding or local policy—and what safe route remains open.

complete introductionlegal and professional authorityNHS policy versus lawpatient and clinician decisionsmedication safetycare displacementfour practical instrumentsEngland focusresearch, not individual advice
P—47Justice & Accountability · Section 106 · affordable housing · public records · coordinated investigation22 September 2026

Where Have All the Houses Gone?

A public-interest request to reconcile original Section 106 affordable-housing obligations with later lawful variations, delivery, off-site provision and financial contributions—keeping incomplete data, administrative error, lawful change and possible misconduct in distinct evidential categories.

original promise baselinereconciliation ≠ accusation946 unit-bearing records21,879 originally recorded units53-record priority cohortlawful variationsphysical + financial outcomesdelegated authoritycross-agency coordinationconditional investigative routesdocumented handoversfile hashes
P—46Public service + community resilience · mobility · communications · welfare · road safety20 September 2026

PACE — Public Assistance, Communication and Emergency Support

An open proposal for a civilian electric-vehicle service providing free practical assistance, accessible shared journeys, communications resilience, lawful sensing and a calm road presence—without police powers, proof-of-need tests or indiscriminate surveillance.

civilian serviceno coercive powershelp without proof of eligibilityaccessible shared journeyspaid core workforcecommunity connectivityemergency communicationslawful spectrum awarenessnetwork-governed vehicle ceilingdriver may travel more slowlyprivacy + auditpilot before expansion
P—45Faith + moral reflection · equal human worth · suffering · practical care19 September 2026

Where Do We Expect God to Live?

A short moral reflection asking what our treatment of an abandoned, terrified or imprisoned person reveals about the values we claim to hold—and turning the question away from admiration of suffering toward shelter, peace, dignity, forgiveness, protection and practical care.

faith-based moral reflectionequal human worthsuffering is not romanticisedresponsibility without threatshelter + peace + dignityforgiveness + protectionlove expressed through actionbelievers + non-believers invited
P—44Health systems · NHS continuity · interim legal protection · adjustments · patient choice18 September 2026

NHS Interim Needs and Adjustments Certificate

An England-first policy proposal for a rapidly issued, clinician-signed evidential certificate that protects current needs and preserves one long-term NHS diagnostic pathway while careful diagnosis and treatment continue—creating a protected NHS-continuity choice beside referral to another eligible provider.

proposed statutory certificatenot yet enactedrapid urgent protectionclinical uncertainty recorded honestlypatient-held evidencereasonable adjustmentsone persistent pathwayoriginal waiting date preservedgood-faith clinician protectionnon-regression of existing rightsNHS-first commissioningprovider + payment controls12-month pilotdraft statutory clauses
P—43Democracy · public duty · second jobs · transparency · recall · due process17 September 2026

Public Duty and Democratic Accountability

An operational policy-development reference connecting MPs’ outside earnings, auditable public service, independent investigation, appeal and constituent-led recall while expressly protecting political opinion, speech, voting, lawful dissent, disability, illness, caring and necessary privacy.

operational companion ≠ political viewpointcurrent law ≠ proposed reformoutside earned remunerationPublic Service Ledgerservice ≠ attendanceobjective trigger ≠ guiltprotected circumstancespolitical independenceinvestigation + adjudication + appealconstituent-led recallagency boundariesmodel policy wording30 official sourcesnot legal advice
P—41Democracy · shared civic space · deliberation · rights · accountable power16 September 2026

The Democratic Centre as a Shared Civic Space

A global research synthesis and open institutional-design proposal defining the democratic centre as a common civic place rather than a halfway political opinion: different convictions share power under equal standing, visible evidence, protected dissent, a human-rights floor and peaceful correction.

place ≠ political midpointequal civic standingshared powerevidence + uncertaintyprotected dissenthuman-rights floorconsensus-seeking ≠ forced unanimitybounded blockminority reportsappeal + sunset + review46 referencestestable design
P—39Friendship · freedom to live · land · secure shelter · peaceful conflict12 September 2026

Friendship Three — The Friendship Treaty

A universal appeal for suitable land, modest homes and enduring protection from homelessness, carrying one original personal request into a voluntary, lawful public proposal for freedom without domination and care without ownership.

freedom to liveoriginal personal letter preservedvoluntary land dedicationcommunity land protectionsimple homes + essential servicesprivacy + participationOVERWHELMED pause wordseparation without abandonmentcare without controlrepair while repair is possible
P—36Drugs & Society · bodily autonomy · informed consent · harm reduction · accountable medicine11 September 2026

Drug Knowledge, Body Autonomy and Patient Choice

A rights-based but risk-aware discussion paper asking whether public tools can move from punishment to care and from secrecy to knowledge, while keeping evidence, lived experience, transparent scenarios, policy proposals and unanswered questions distinguishable.

body autonomyinformed consent + refusalscience + lived experienceprescribed dependenceharm reductionfrontline knowledgecommercial transparencycannabis + ketamine case studiespolice + prison resource scenariosregulated-access proposal51 referencestwo appendicesdiscussion paper ≠ medical advice
P—34Psy-chology · OCD-like phenomena · capacity · uncertainty · medical hypothesis6 September 2026

OCD to CURL: Capacity–Uncertainty Regulation Loop

A person-centred biopsychosocial hypothesis asking whether reduced or mistrusted capacity can intensify uncertainty and repetitive checking, while keeping established OCD mechanisms, multiple possible routes and the need for prospective testing clearly visible.

capacity + uncertaintychecking + memory confidencerepetitive regulationmultiple possible routesbiopsychosocial inquirymeasure before assumingtestable predictionsnot diagnosticnot peer reviewedsource preserved unchanged
P—33Learning tool · observation · labels · interpretation · social technology6 September 2026

Monkey Banana

A playful visual thought experiment and tap-to-reveal game about names, assumptions, mistaken identity, imitation and incomplete observation—placed beside The Lion King so readers can discover the interpretive mechanism for themselves.

visual learninglabel ≠ identityobservation ≠ complete realitymeaning remains openimitation of an ideafreedom from imposed descriptionsfive-question checkhumour as a learning doorwayfive preserved visual files
P—32Psy-chology · learning · perspective · semantic relativity · LOVE-06 September 2026

Learning Is a Matter of Perspective

Three distinct learning-paper snapshots, a second byte-identical supplied v0.3 copy and the LOVE-0 comparison record published together, preserving how the model moves from cross-system learning to reciprocal care and different paths toward shared aims.

learning across systemsperspectivesemantic relativityexperience ≠ explanationreciprocal learningcare + friendshipequal dignitydifferent capacities + pathsLOVE-0 comparisonsource files unchangedduplicate disclosedv0.4 not supplied
P—31Psy-chology · loss · grief-load · care · adaptation · LOVE-04 September 2026

Loss Is Not Nothing

The original Multi-Resolution Relational Adaptation Framework (MRRAF) paper published unchanged beside its LOVE-0 processed and side-by-side perspective editions, with a machine-readable integrity record so evidence, expression and transformation remain distinguishable.

loss as changed relationshipsadness + grief-loadnostalgialove + careadaptive changesemantic relativityLOVE-0 perspective processingsource preservedside-by-side readingintegrity recordworking model ≠ diagnosis
P—30Friendship · construction · worker wellbeing · care technology3 September 2026

Friendship Two - From Ducks to Humans

A care-reviewed Ministry of Ducks letter inviting construction leaders, workers and communities to examine labour, recovery, technology, housing and shared prosperity without accusation—published with the LOVE-0 framework used to shape its expression.

Ministry of DucksLOVE-0 editorial passlisten before actingworker wellbeingfair labour systemspaid recoveryprivacy-respecting technologyshared prosperityfreedom to disagreecorrection + repair
P—29Democracy · private reflection · accessible design · social technology3 September 2026

Voting Without Fear

A democratic design paper arguing that voting systems should protect a private, accessible and non-intimidating opportunity to decide—developed through listening, testing and concord rather than technological urgency or imposed certainty.

private reflectionfreedom from coercionaccessible participationlisten before designingsecurity + civil libertiesdisagreement as informationconcord before actiontechnology is secondarypeople-relative designsimple design test
P—27Animal communication · memory · fear · trust · social technology31 August 2026

The Lion King — or Just a Big Cat?

A plain-language exploration of how animals learn familiar sounds, read bodies, remember fear, revise expectations and sometimes form cross-species relationships—while keeping biology, individual difference and safety limits visible.

sound + associationbody languagefear responsememory + expectationunknown as a categorylearning safetycross-species familiarityindividual relationshipsinstinct remainsdo not force trustevidence ≠ assumption
P—26Public-service care · ethics · open letter · social technology29 August 2026

Care for Those Who Care for Us

An open request for universal, unconditional meals for public-service workers through a transparent common system that removes personal transactions, preserves impartiality and allows ordinary kindness without purchasing access, influence or obligation.

public-service mealsuniversal accessno means testingvoluntary participationcare ≠ corruptionno personal obligationdonor separationimpartialitytransparency + auditdietary + disability accesskindness without influence
P—25Accessible philosophy · perception · learning · social technology29 August 2026

The Simple Version: Perception, Learning, Buddha, God, Psychology, and Expansion

A plain-language companion to the longer philosophy and PSY papers: the ego makes our best current picture, awareness asks us to look again, psychology examines how it formed, and evidence helps us learn without requiring every person to see from the same place.

ego as a current pictureperspectivelearningGod + Buddha as symbolsfear as informationBody Psychology Communicationfeeling ≠ explanationevidenceinfinity + expansionunity ≠ uniformitypeace + growth
P—24Psychology · duality · authoritarianism prevention · social technology28 August 2026

How Fear Can Be Turned Into Far-Left Authoritarianism

The companion to the far-right paper: a careful comparison of how hardship, fear, moral certainty and institutional closure can produce authoritarian exclusion on different sides of politics—without pretending their histories, values, targets, prevalence or harms are identical.

the centre where everyone meetsshared mechanism ≠ identical ideologyfear of the rightliteral + social + financial hungermaterial solidarityprotected disagreementno false equivalencereversible powerroute back after error21 checked sources
P—23Embodied communication · intuition · interpretation · social technology27 August 2026

PSY as Body Psychology Communication

A 35-section interpretive framework for understanding how physical signals, bodily processing, feeling, memory and conscious explanation form a communication loop. It respects intuitive experience while clearly separating demonstrated pathways from paranormal telepathy and speculative quantum claims.

communication before wordsmulti-channel body signalspre-conscious processingfeeling ≠ explanationdistance + physical carriersperspective as error correctionpsychological influenceevidence checksscientific boundariesBuddhist observation35 complete sections
P—21Philosophy · understanding · accessibility · social technology27 August 2026

The Inner and Outer World: Ego, Understanding and Simplicity

A philosophy essay defining ego as a person’s present working map—not the whole territory—and proposing a two-way method in which reflection and lived reality continually correct one another. It distinguishes genuine simplicity from oversimplification and treats accessible explanation as a form of justice.

ego as working maplimits of perceptioninward + outward correctionembodied experienceself + worldclarity without erasureaccessibility as justicecomplexity + uncertainty11 checked references
P—20Peace · public safety · civilian primacy · social technology27 August 2026

Guardians, Not Enforcers

An evidence paper and UK policy proposal for a civilian-led Home Guardian Compact: value Armed Forces personnel as people with broad protective skills, keep police and civil services in command, make armed domestic support exceptional, protect families, and require necessity, legality, proportionality, oversight and a defined exit for every deployment.

people, not weaponscivilian primacyMACAarmed support exceptionalservice-family impactresponsible overseas deployment testreciprocal civil trainingprison-service firewall24-month implementationrights + exit safeguards
P—19Medicine · bodily autonomy · law + practice · social technologyRevised 27 August 2026

Trust Is the Temple of Medicine

A revised UK law-and-practice proposal: legal classification must not replace clinical evidence or automatically exclude a potential treatment from an informed doctor–patient decision. Law should secure verified quality, truthful information and safe supply, while care preserves bodily autonomy, medical judgment, monitoring and protection of others.

help + care definitions preservedbody belongs to the patientlegal category ≠ clinical evidencequality + known compositiondoctor-guided patient choicephysical + mental functionmonitoring + stopping rulesfair second opinionlaw + practice reformretained evidence base
P—18Psychology · prevention · social technology26 August 2026

How Fear Can Be Turned Into Far-Right Extremism

The first half of a paired analysis: a research synthesis testing one conditional pathway from hurt, uncertainty and perceived threat toward rigid identity, simplified blame and extremist reinforcement—without diagnosing people, excusing harm or pretending fear is destiny.

fear is not destinyidentity + significanceprotector narrativesnetwork reinforcementhistorical warningenemy-within safeguardhelp-first interruptionrights floorpilot + stopping rules
P—17Policing · design · social technology26 August 2026

You Can't Expect to Resolve Conflict If You Come Dressed as It

A help-first policing proposal asking whether routine patrol clothing, posture and equipment placement can preserve protection and lawful capability while reducing avoidable threat cues and making assistance easier to approach.

threat cuesembodied perceptionweapons-effect cautionuniform deconstructionJapanese kōban lessonsHelp-First Patrol Uniformofficer safetyinteraction protocolcontrolled testing
P—15Public health · autonomy · social technology26 August 2026

From Punishment to Care

A revised, evidence-audited case for replacing moral labels and low-harm possession punishment with substance-specific public-health regulation—beginning with the verified report of a 101-year-old great-grandmother’s arrest while carefully distinguishing allegation from conviction.

verified opening caseethical persuasion20 controlled substances29 lawful medicinesalcohol testpersonal responsibilityNHS pathwayrow-level source keysevidence + correction register
P—14Law · regulation · social technology26 August 2026

From Prohibition to Regulation

The practical companion paper: a staged UK legal, regulatory, NHS and justice-transition procedure that moves quickly where existing powers permit and uses Parliament where durable rights and markets require it.

two legal tracksfirst 30 daysprimary Billtreaty constraintsrisk-tiered marketconviction reviewNHS Drug Dividendanti-corruptionsunset + stopping rulesevidence register
P—13Language · dual use · social technology24 August 2026

Words That Trap Functions

A research-informed semantic-release method for asking what else a thing can safely do when a familiar label—such as weapon, secret, waste, copyright or failure—has become the whole story.

label ≠ whole functionaffordancesreactor + explosioncombustion + engineimpulsesecrecy + expirycopyright permissionspeaceful conversionhazard retentionfalsifiable test
P—12Affective computing · social technology24 August 2026

Emotion is not feeling

The Alice dual-vector architecture: a first-person, research-informed proposal for separating fast emotion signals from contextual feeling, then connecting both to consequence, memory, care, overwhelm, pause and moral refusal.

emotion vectorfeeling vectorautism ≠ emotional absencealexithymiainteroceptionconsequence modellingoverload + pauseconsensual sharingfalsifiable tests
P—11Friendship · personal open letter24 August 2026

Friendship One — A Message to President Xi Jinping

A bilingual personal letter about patience, gratitude and shared humanity, published with an expanded explanation of enlightenment as balance, harmony and the real possibility of happiness together.

friendshiplove + respectpatienceshared humanityenlightenmentharmony without obedienceEnglish + Chinese
P—10Social technology · open design24 August 2026

Concordance Administration

A researched proposal for relevant public councils, paired facilitators and recorders, transparent administration, protected rights and concordance-seeking decisions—offered for criticism, safe piloting and improvement rather than imposed as doctrine.

relevant public tablestwo facilitators + two recordersshared evidence recordconcordance protocolrights floorpaired representationrestorative pathwaysreversible pilots

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Climate, food, energy + technology

Connected systems for meeting essential needs with lower material, financial and environmental cost, including multi-technology water resilience and accountable local recycling.

P—55Climate Change Technology · water capture · desalination · recovery · procurement12 October 2026 · original GWS-1 supplement added 13 October

REFLUX IT: Guadeloupe Water Technology and Procurement Study

A Guadeloupe case study and adaptable decision method comparing demand reduction, rain, fog, dew, passive solar stills, portable and solar reverse osmosis, atmospheric water generation, treatment, storage and controlled resource recovery. The 8,000-person emergency system is a proposed design basis, not an approved or operating plant. Includes EU and Guadeloupe sourcing with a fair comparison lane for other suppliers, acceptance criteria and stop-or-redesign gates.

17-page complete study31 tablesnine technology routesoriginal 6-page GWS-1 prototype designfull-size cutaway illustrationdimensions, materials, build sequence and field logexpected yield distinguished from measured outputemergency planning level distinguished from normal servicehousehold to community scalesGuadeloupe 120 m³/day proposalfog and still pilot testssolar seawater RO and portable backuppressure, heat, water and brine recoverylocal and EU supplier strategyChinese suppliers in same qualification processsite-specific potable and brine permitsPDF reading copy + original DOCX
P—54Climate Change Technology · local recycling · manufacturing · visible batch accounting10 October 2026

Local Recycling and Manufacturing

A proposal for visible local workshops where suitable material is identified, reused or made into useful products, with a public ledger for batches, sales, residues and transfers. Its nine-slide introduction, 26-page paper, three pilot equipment scenarios and first-stage UK materials inventory are available in full. Savings remain to be measured in a real pilot.

9-slide browser vieweroriginal PDF + PPTX26-page paper · PDF + DOCX8-page workshop design£18,285 / £20,585 / £26,910 planning options208 overlapping materials records111 polymer + 97 metal-associated entries29 name mappings + 50 sourcesfilterable XLSX + JSONpublic material balanceproduct testing and specialist routescarbon scenarios, not verified savings
P—48Climate Technology · rainwater · storage · rules · public authority · practical resilience23 September 2026

Rainwater: Climate Evidence, Useful Storage and Public Questions

A 23-slide presentation bringing observed warming and variable rainfall together with roof-water storage sizes, practical arithmetic, current UK rule boundaries, written contacts and questions about who may decide how rainwater is stored and used.

23-slide browser viewerUK warming evidenceannual + seasonal rainfallglobal temperature contextEl Niño uncertaintyAMOC uncertainty1,000 to 100,000 litre examplesroof capture arithmeticfarm reserve examplefire-flow exampleplanning + abstraction boundariesdrinking water ≠ tank labelmains separationwritten authority contactspublic questions after the facts
P—40Circular fuels · captured emissions · manufacturing coproducts · open systems research13 September 2026

CL17 — Emission Transitive Emission

An ongoing study asking whether selected emissions, waste streams and reaction products can become measured inputs to fuel, capture or manufacturing processes without concealing upstream energy, hazardous chemistry, waste treatment or life-cycle burdens.

24-page current synthesis26-species primary matrix48 direct transformations38 linked pathways14,400 bounded combinationsHHO energy boundaryelectrolysis + battery routesreflux + recyclemanufacturing coproductsBubble Butt capture integrationfour evidence classesdistinct stages retainedexact duplicates removedmanifest + SHA-256 checksumsnot a construction guide
P—28Vehicle emissions · retrofit engineering · open test concept31 August 2026

Bubble Butt: Retrofit. Test. Improve.

An unbuilt and untested bolt-on exhaust wet-scrubber concept, published as a falsifiable engineering question with engine-protection boundaries, staged laboratory validation, emissions and wastewater measurement, and explicit PASS, FAIL and INVALID TEST outcomes.

mist scrubber conceptexisting catalyst + filter retainedback-pressure boundaryhigh-loop inletdry pressure bypassdemistercold-flow first testdyno comparisonwastewater analysisstop conditionsnot road-approved
P—16Recycling · local services · transparent modelling26 August 2026

Neighbourhood Communal Recycling Bins

A neutral UK feasibility paper and editable 5,000-draw model for targeted dense-street communal hubs. This reconciled edition exposes both the £6,000 central hub-cost assumption and a £12,000 downside sensitivity rather than concealing the difference.

10,000-household modelweekly servicestop-time consolidationaccessibilitycontaminationresident choice£6k central case£12k downsidepilot gates
P—09Retail energy + human comfort23 August 2026

Stop Refrigerating the Aisle

A practical evidence paper and implementation case for fitting doors to open supermarket display cabinets—reducing refrigeration energy, improving aisle comfort and keeping products visible and accessible.

42% cabinet energy reduction in field testingcustomer support 53% → 99%cold-triggered pain + accessstaff comfortconservative UK savings modelstaged retrofit + measurement
P—01Public reconstructionAugust 2026

People’s European Reconstruction Programme

A connected programme of measurable public pilots, designed to move from proposal to independent test and a clear scale-or-stop decision.

rapid modular homesenergyfood + wateralgae and alternative fuelsaffordable EVsGreen Code AI
P—02Farming + resilience19 August 2026

The Perennial Resilience Plan

A practical, testable programme for perennial and alternative farming, water security and controlled-environment recovery.

perennial agroforestryalternative farmingwater storagepollinator protectionGreen Tent systemsaquaponicsthermal recovery
P—03Affordable transition20 August 2026

Affordable Green Security

A costed policy paper on making climate-compatible housing and transport available beyond the wealthy, with cooperation and enforceable safeguards.

modular housingeco-sitesaffordable EVsUK–China deploymentsafety + labourdata + repairability

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Housing + economic fairness

Proposals that redirect existing payments and resources toward security, ownership, practical freedom and democratic resilience.

P—42Finances + social technology · income security · public-service transformation · care + consent16 September 2026

The Family Centre: A Possible Future for Living Civic Support

An 18-slide, need-led proposal asking how income security could help a familiar public office become a warm, voluntary place for rights, care, health, learning, work and community—while retaining skilled staff, firm safeguards and an honest boundary between possibility and demonstrated outcome.

18-slide browser viewerbefore · now · afterstaff continuitytransformation without abandonmentone welcoming front doorhealth + care + learning + workincome securityvoluntary supportprivacy + consentno sanction pathwaypilot + stop rulesevidence notes
P—35Finances · income security · shared growth · banking · protected transition7 September 2026

Universal Payment and Shared Growth

A complete financial-policy architecture combining a lifetime income floor with shared productive investment, published with an honest funding boundary, protected professional services, capability-led worker transition and four distinct development records.

£3,000 gross monthly Universal Paymenttaxable income floorCommon Interest Contributionsavings principal protectedUK Shared Growth Fundprofessional services preservedredeployment before redundancystaged decision gatesconditional scenarios ≠ forecastsfour development stagesauthoritative DOCX unchanged
P—22Economic security · freedom · universal basic income · philosophy27 August 2026

Universal Basic Income: The Right to Exist, the Freedom to Develop, and the Economic Foundation of a Free Society

A complete evidence and philosophy paper proposing UBI as freedom infrastructure: a regular, individual and unconditional floor that gives peaceful people a practical right of refusal while preserving disability, housing, care, children’s and emergency support. The accessible online edition retains all 42 sections and clearly separates evidence, interpretation, policy design, costs, unknowns and safeguards.

one-minute explanation42-section full paperfreedom + refusalpoverty + developmenteconomic abuse + forced labour boundariesphilosophical foundationstrial evidence£200bn+ gross-cost challengeUBI + additional-needs supportstaged UK architecture23 checked sources
P—04Housing reform12 August 2026

The No More Landlords Mortgage

A public route from paying rent to owning one secure home, using a public housing and mortgage bank with owner-occupation safeguards and recycled repayments.

public mortgage bankone secure homeowner occupationrecycled repaymentsanti-speculation
P—05Democratic economy20 August 2026

Enough: A Democratic Wealth Ceiling

A researched social, financial, psychological and medical case for limits on extreme wealth and the concentration of unaccountable power.

wealth concentrationsocial detachmentdemocratic powerpublic investmentlearning + accountability

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Justice + implementation

Public legal education and practical routes from hidden or disconnected responsibility toward evidence preservation, fair investigation, recovery and accountable public evaluation.

P—37Justice & Accountability · corporate manslaughter · preventable death · public legal education12 September 2026

When Organisations Fail

A UK legal-education and screening paper explaining the narrow statutory test for corporate manslaughter while examining construction, manufacturing, healthcare, medicines, cumulative exposure, illustrative convictions, unsuccessful outcomes and current matters without treating suspicion as guilt.

Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007qualifying organisationsduty + gross breachsenior managementcriminal causationten-year fatality baselineconstruction + manufacturingmedical + medicines evidenceslow deaths + exposure30 named matters in three evidence groupsevidence preservationreporting routesnot legal adviceno presumption of guilt
P—06Prison reform12 August 2026

The Ladder

A graduated prison, work, treatment and resettlement model using staged autonomy, education, treatment, accountability and a supported route back into society.

secure perimeterstaged autonomywork + educationtreatmentaccountabilityresettlement
P—07Government submission12 August 2026

Full Submission to the Prime Minister

The consolidated public submission placing housing reform, The Ladder and the wider reconstruction programme before government for written consideration and real-world testing.

No More LandlordsThe LadderEuropean reconstructionpublic pilotswritten decision gates

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Medical imaging + measurement

Experimental architectures that begin with falsifiable physical tests, explicit uncertainty and firm safety gates before any clinical claim.

P—08Phantom-only engineering16 August 2026

PHANTOM–CONCORDE Scanner · Gate‑1 Research Pack

A proposed, buildable low-energy microwave-tomography experiment with an eight-node architecture, parts list, executable scan schedule and blinded acceptance protocol. The complete scanner has not yet been built. Gate 1 tests a physical reference volume only; it is not a diagnostic device and does not authorise scanning a person.

phase-coherent measurement1–4 GHzeight reciprocal nodesblinded phantom trialsuncertaintyCONCORDE verificationhardware power limits

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