# Do Not Put All Our Eggs in One Basket: source reading guide

Source ID: D04
Original filename: Do Not Put All Our Eggs in One Basket(6).docx
Type: Submission
Extent: 41 pages
Supplied: September 2026
Original SHA-256: 1d936a8432cb88c323010b0ca01fc497c8318c73356e63b49a6b2edf1c8c54c1

## Relationship to Mutual Futures

The paper connects a balanced compute ecology, local training, personal and collective sovereignty, C-Hours and a long-term civic learning network. It explores physical infrastructure and global cooperation without treating one provider as the entire system.

## Selected source locations

Pages 23 to 27: market and reciprocity distinctions, Earn-to-Heal and civic learning. Pages 34 to 35: Brisbane 2032, the proposed July 2035 GAJRA horizon and a longer public learning arc.

## Source status and open questions

Large cost envelopes and future technology or event references remain dated scenario material. The paper is a proposal, not a current hardware quote, agency endorsement or evidence of completed deployment.

## Guide and original are different

This is a reading guide, not a full transcription or replacement for the original. The public library reports whether the unchanged original is actually present in the repository. Original files in the handover bundle retain their original bytes. A proposal, an archived claim, a calculation and an independently verified fact are distinct.

Mutual Futures: https://auraofintelligence.github.io/mutual-futures/
Repository: https://github.com/auraofintelligence/mutual-futures

Source by Luke Nathan Hayes and the collaborators identified in the original. Guide prepared for Mutual Futures with ChatGPT, September 2026. Strange But True Public Source Licence; third-party rights remain with their holders.