One serious node per 10,000 Australians
I’ve proposed one public-interest compute node per 10,000 Australians, with Dunwich as a possible starting point.
I want more ways for people to participate in public decisions than voting every few years. My work connects everyday complaints, local knowledge, law, public records and longer-term choices.
Sometimes I work through those questions in a website or a model. Sometimes I write a document for a parliamentary submission. Humour is part of it too, including the purple toilet mat and a friendly bet that found their way into the music.
