D11 / Working paper / Planning edition 5; 36 pages in the review rendering
C-Hour: Joyful Responsible Abundance
Voluntary contribution, personal agents, everyday care and the Braided Economy.
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Chapters 2 to 4: participant journeys, personal agents and the Sensorium. Chapters 9 to 13: life choices, interpretation, proposed trials and resourcing. Appendix B: corrections to earlier drafts.
One verified voluntary hour is one C-Hour. No fixed dollar value or financial claim; community-chosen reciprocity remains possible. Timelines and technology are proposals.
Original filename: C-Hour-Joyful-Responsible-Abundance-Plan.docx
Original checksum: 8b816f04578f028e0590eb72f266eeae50082a60499d45939b139da3c2b25a73
D12 / Working paper / 16 pages
Queens Venture Capital Planning Document
Women’s leadership, enterprise development, shared infrastructure and access to capital.
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Pages 3 to 5: purpose, community and practical leadership. Page 6: fictional AI mentors. Pages 7 to 8: enterprise catalogue. Pages 9 to 14: shared infrastructure, care, funding, historical budget guide, shared home and global growth.
500, 10,000 and 50,000 are proposed starting minimums, not participants or caps. Historical budgets are not current commitments. Fictional AI mentor concepts are distinct from human leaders.
Original filename: Queens Venture Capital Planning Document.pdf
Original checksum: cbd502197f1b30791141ddfcdb538806b8e26da5271292cc23f6f1ba0e69bb00
D13 / Working paper / 8 pages
UNGA81: Joyful Responsible Abundance
GAJRA, human self-alignment and AI alignment, ownership, livelihoods and shared capability.
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Pages 1 to 3: human purpose and the three-part principle. Pages 3 to 6: shared capability, ownership, livelihoods and intelligence. Pages 6 to 7: C-Hours, GAJRA and the invitation. Page 8: references.
A personal contribution by Luke Nathan Hayes, not an official UN address or endorsed programme. This is the supplied New Reference Links edition.
Original filename: UNGA81_Joyful_Responsible_Abundance_Refined (New Reference Links).pdf
Original checksum: 0f1e22a671f010a9b9e285aa52c9c81e7d0469c422ce535bb5eee7f2e4555f14
D01 / Working paper / 15 pages
Oceania Health and AI Surge Plan
The paper connects a proposed health and AI surge with a Braided Economy, shared health facilities, local compute, a Try Everything Once workforce and Intermittent Retirement. It presents a wide physical and civilisational horizon.
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Pages 8 to 9: contribution, cooperative health ownership and decentralised infrastructure. Pages 12 to 13: Try Everything Once and Intermittent Retirement.
The source includes strong medical, fiscal and existential-risk assertions. These are recorded as claims in the working paper, not independently established outcomes, safe treatment instructions or guaranteed savings.
Original filename: Oceania Health and AI Surge Plan(20260917-135739).pdf
Original checksum: 3f6c3b0704a36a9c75dd5b028b78c9c2f2f97ae1ffe882312d0180e574dff43e
D02 / Working paper / 13 pages
Queensland's Heart-First AI Surge Plan
The roadmap connects local data and compute, civic participation, food systems, youth learning, the proposed Braided Economy and a Brisbane 2032 horizon. It is a design source for the wider programme rather than proof of implementation.
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Pages 4 to 7: local data, compute, food, contribution and learning. Pages 9 to 12: the 2032 horizon, architecture and proposed development phases.
Schedules, funding availability, participation counts and claimed effects in this working paper need their own source checks. Political objectives are the author's proposal, not adopted policy or a forecast.
Original filename: Queenslands Heart-First Ai Surge Plan(20260917-135739).pdf
Original checksum: a84dc84255c903967686c2c98ad4726ef859642eac9b88d349f6bd555e8295f5
D03 / Submission draft / 27 pages
A Fair Go for the AI Age
The submission proposes a federated compute ecology across personal, neighbourhood, local, regional, national and international scales. It describes Aura permissions, locally governed models and a proposed Dunwich learning and compute pilot.
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Pages 7 to 12: Aura, permissions, Indigenous data sovereignty and the proposed local pilot. Pages 13 to 17: the civic workbench, learning and resilience.
The source explicitly describes the proposal as concept-stage and unfunded. Named hardware and external initiatives are examples or dated references, not procurement commitments. This site does not independently validate all external facts in the paper.
Original filename: A Fair Go for the AI Age_ Postcode-Level Sovereign Compute as Shared National Infrastructure(6).docx
Original checksum: ccc0b69b4044892cbd5a50eed16e1c47656db8db03b6630d62a96836967d2c8d
D04 / Submission / 41 pages
Do Not Put All Our Eggs in One Basket
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.
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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.
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.
Original filename: Do Not Put All Our Eggs in One Basket(6).docx
Original checksum: 1d936a8432cb88c323010b0ca01fc497c8318c73356e63b49a6b2edf1c8c54c1
D05 / Submission / 8 pages
Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union Submission
The submission offers locally chosen civic experiments connecting community compute, food, cooperative finance, health research and resilience. It separates money, verified voluntary contribution and wider public outcomes.
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Page 5: funding layers and the distinction between bank debt, C-Hours and outcomes. Pages 6 to 7: health research, keeping unproven health savings outside the base case, and three accounts.
This is Luke's submission about a treaty relationship, not the treaty text. Statements about current grants, law, tax treatment or institutions need to be checked at the relevant official source. Health research is not a promised clinical benefit.
Original filename: Fiji_Australia_Vuvale_Union_Submission_Luke_Nathan_Hayes_2026(6).docx
Original checksum: f62ae877f90e437583d9ecc2db29f3b11f20253c05b6feda573d7e694c3e8af0
D06 / Submission / 4 pages
Ocean of Peace Alliance: Veitacini Treaty Submission
The paper connects the author's Protopian Gambit with civic, scientific, cultural and people-to-people cooperation. It describes a pattern in which different places retain their own centre while sharing selected capabilities.
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Page 2: start useful, stay sovereign, learn openly and compound deliberately. Page 3: GAJRA Earth, plural reflection and locally governed participation.
This is an author's reading and proposal. It is not an official treaty interpretation, an adopted implementation plan or authority to speak for another community or nation.
Original filename: Ocean_of_Peace_Alliance_Veitacini_Treaty_Submission_Luke_Nathan_Hayes_2026(8).docx
Original checksum: 71532df9fdd542df9a77506608746f187f71c82ed01b35ffee3e7f25c500060a
D07 / Submission working copy / 11 pages
Local Government Funding Inquiry Submission
The source proposes the Incomplete Ledger framing, a Braided Economy, the Community-Hour, community sovereign wealth mechanisms, digital twins and a Minjerribah pilot. It connects productive assets with long-term local benefit.
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Pages 3 to 4: the Community-Hour and Community Sovereign Wealth Fund. Pages 6 to 8: digital twins and cooperative public-good ideas.
This earlier working copy uses stronger claims and different financial language than later documents. Its proposed legal category is not treated here as already enacted, its medical examples are not clinical evidence, and its statements about other organisations remain the source author's account.
Original filename: Local Government 2Funding Inquiry Submission(20260917-135841).pdf
Original checksum: 7371d879ee5397b509cbad76d28593e288030bed973ba085d0d44ad8aaa27eb1
D08 / Specification working paper / 20 pages
Spec-Driven AI Governance Architecture Australia
The specification explores structured software development, federated data, legal retrieval, simulation, public source trails and human review. It is part of the legal and civic design lineage, not a completed public operating system.
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Pages 3 to 8: development, source architecture and legal retrieval. Pages 10 to 14: proposed constitutional simulation, contribution and governance arrangements.
The paper contains strong or incomplete technical, legal and medical assertions and proposed institutional roles. Those do not establish agreement by named institutions, legal infallibility, clinical effects or achieved privacy guarantees. This website does not import those assertions as facts.
Original filename: Spec-Driven AI Governance Architecture Australia(3).pdf
Original checksum: 854f0c325192101824df9cece4198d28e8377fe21c3af2d41681485880604218
D09 / Discussion paper / 68 pages
The B.E.L.A.U. Protopian Gambit
The paper is a personal invitation to examine a connected family of projects across food, health research, local compute, learning, sovereignty, culture and future habitats. It explicitly distinguishes its workbench and imaginative horizon from adopted programmes.
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Pages 2 to 4: scope, public-workbench status and overall pattern. Pages 9 to 11: personal project family and integration without ingestion. Pages 17 to 21: research, the financial scenario and the C-Hour without a dollar equivalent.
The source invites revision and disagreement. Its long-horizon designs, regional numbers, external technology claims and programme references retain their own uncertainties and dates. Its description of a personal aspiration does not establish another person's consent or participation.
Original filename: BE_LAU_Protopian_Gambit_Pacific_Discussion_Paper_2026(2).docx
Original checksum: 9455616e2408a72cb3427c6c14f5e8be71ca4a081c590683650b952a22d0dcab
D10 / Submission / 3 pages
AUKUS Public Inquiry Submission
The author's submission asks about alternative and complementary conceptions of security, with distributed compute, learning, resilience and local capability. It supplies background to the project's long-horizon framing.
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Pages 1 to 2: the distributed capability proposal and local learning network. Page 3: AI alignment and international connections.
This is a personal submission, not an official comparison or a settled assessment of policy outcomes. Mutual Futures archives its role in the design lineage without endorsing a political choice.
Original filename: AUKUS_Public_Inquiry_Submission_Luke_Nathan_Hayes_2026(5).docx
Original checksum: 1fcc88fe31b0192107683880a9c21c4ce7e83b63e91b576316e618e43363ffea
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