Evidence page
Frames cohabitation as a statistical risk-reduction necessity while avoiding unsupported extinction claims.
Open evidenceCOEXIST☪︎ ☮ ✡ ✝ ☯ ☸Renewable Practices
A PHP and SQLite application for coexistence-minded renewable practices: permaculture development, underground greenhouse systems, public trust land stewardship, regional nonprofit donation allocation, tax documentation awareness, and collaborative facet knowledge.
Re-evaluated scope map
Separate small prototypes from site, regional, and public-trust decisions.
The site is now split into pages so learning, physical systems, public trust, donation documentation, and collaboration each have a clearer scope. The same idea is evaluated differently at bench scale, passage scale, parcel scale, and land-trust scale.
Sources page
Connects claims to source categories, caveats, verification needs, and official reference links.
Open sourcesMedia page
Embeds sourced pictures and diagrams from public file URLs with captions, links, and use cautions.
Open mediaRenderings page
Provides AI rendering prompts and reserved domain progression image spaces for future concept visuals.
Open renderingsMega coexistence page
Master synthesis: mega underground coexistence, Fresnel co-spire sanctuary, and zoomable component formulation.
Open mega coexistenceKnowledge page
Deepens facets into observable signals, actions, depth levels, and scope boundaries.
Open knowledgeFacet blog
Pools in-depth regional knowledge posts by facet, failure, safety, scale, and governance context.
Open blogBlueprints page
Shows visual diagrams and natural-material assemblies using clay, sod, hempcrete, bamboo, and bamboocrete concepts.
Open blueprintsVisuals page
Adds diagram-style views for light paths, water filtration, sod roofs, capillary grow beds, and safety flows.
Open visualsSpire sight page
Central spire, pothole oculus, refractive lens, and mirrored channels carrying soft sky-view to each rest space.
Open spire sightSacred scaling page
Scales sacred geometry from a megalithic anchor through centralized, general, and specialized hubs, adapted to region.
Open sacred scalingWater cities page
Floating greenhouse cohabitation: motion to spare marine sunlight, Fresnel refraction, open decks, and quiet viewpoints.
Open water citiesSystems page
Holds underground, greenhouse, Fresnel, mirror, aqueduct, charcoal filtration, and capillary system examples.
Open systemsTrust + donations
Separates public trust land stewardship from nonprofit donation pledges and tax receipt worksheets.
Open public trustSmooth site flow
Evidence becomes knowledge; knowledge becomes design; design becomes accountable regional action.
Read the site as one continuous pathway rather than disconnected pages. Each page resolves a different scale of the same cohabitation question.
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Evidence
Start with what the statistics support: risk is real, but claims must stay honest.
Go2
Sources + Media
Check where claims and sourced visuals come from, and what each source does or does not prove.
Go3
Renderings
Use AI prompts and image slots for concept communication while labeling limits.
Go4
Knowledge
Translate evidence into depth, scope, and facet-based observation.
Go5
Blog
Pool regional knowledge, including failures and maintenance notes.
Go6
Blueprints + Visuals
Sketch the material assemblies, flows, view channels, and safety paths.
Go7
Spire + Sacred + Water
Develop specialized concepts only after basic evidence and safety are clear.
Go8
Systems
Combine greenhouse, underground, water, light, ventilation, and filtration systems.
Go9
Trust + Donations
Govern land, nonprofit purpose, donation conditions, and tax-documentation boundaries.
Go10
Network
Return findings to regional collaboration and public accountability.
GoPermaculture development framework
Design from observation into resilient action.
The framework keeps project complexity grounded: observe, map, build soil and water capacity, stack functions, prototype safely, then govern and share what was learned.
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Observe & listen
Study sun, shade, wind, slope, water, species, neighbors, migration routes, quiet zones, and governance before deciding.
02
Map zones & sectors
Place high-attention elements nearby and mark fire, flood, wildlife, noise, access, legal, and cultural sectors.
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Catch water & build soil
Use swales, mulch, compost, cover crops, rain storage, legal greywater, and erosion control as the first infrastructure layer.
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Stack functions
Each element should provide multiple services: food, shelter, shade, pollination, carbon, learning, beauty, safety, and refuge.
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Prototype safely
Test beds, paths, Fresnel lighting, aqueduct filtration, capillary pumping, and greenhouse bays at bench scale before expansion.
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Govern and share
Document ownership, stewardship duties, donation restrictions, public benefit, regional chat learning, and long-term maintenance.
Elementary sequence
Start with evidence, not construction.
- Make a base map with property edges, water flow, vegetation, structures, utilities, sensitive habitat, and access limits.
- List constraints: climate, legal rules, water rights, contamination risk, fire/flood risk, wildlife corridors, land tenure, and budget.
- Choose one priority yield: food, seed, compost, education, habitat, cooling, shelter, regional trade, or public trust stewardship.
- Start a 30-day observation journal before major construction or excavation.
- Build one soil-and-water improvement first, then one planting guild, then one shared maintenance rhythm.
Zone 0: dwelling
Zone 1: daily herbs
Zone 2: greenhouse
Zone 3: staples
Zone 4: forage
Zone 5: refuge
Navigation guide
Use the pages according to decision weight.
Use Knowledge for interpretation, Systems for prototypes, Trust for land and nonprofit responsibilities, Donations for allocation and tax-documentation worksheets, and Network for regional collaboration.