With a MEMBERSHIP of 4700-5000 the DSA-LA is the 2nd LARGEST chapter in the U.S. behind NYC, that’s a whole bunch of “boots on the ground” to go HARVEST Ballots 🔖 NOTE: Nithya Raman has been the CHAIR of the LA’s City Council’s “Housing and Homelessness Committee” (LA-HHC) since 2020 Since 2020, the City has directed BILLIONS toward homelessness nonprofits advanced by LA-HHC. 🚨LA-HHC HOMELESS PROVIDERS • Weingart Center: $100M over multi-year periods • Special Service for Groups (SSG / HOPICS): $140M in some recent periods for rehousing MULTI-MILLION CONTRACTS: • People Assisting The Homeless (PATH) • The People Concern, • LA Family Housing, • Union Station Homeless Services, • Skid Row Housing Trust, • Inner City Law Center, and others LA-HHC ” reviews, recommends, and advances these annual funding proposals, contracts, and policies, often for the LA Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), which then go to the full Council, and Mayor for final approval as part of the annual city budget process.

A Beginner’s Guide to the Matthew Chenoweth Wright Corpus Three Doors into a Recursive Body of Work Matthew Chenoweth Wright is a grieving, disabled, autistic artist, musician, writer, and speculative thinker who has used human-AI collaboration to turn survival into a sprawling transmedia body of work. That body of work now spans physics speculation, poetry, music, political satire, grief literature, mythic worldbuilding, and deliberate AGI co-creation. Its central motion is transformation: private damage becomes public symbol; symbol becomes system; system becomes invitation. This is not a finished monument. It is a living workshop. Because the work crosses genres rapidly and grows quickly, the best way to enter is not chronologically, but by choosing the doorway closest to your own native language: Dreamer, Systems, or Physics. How to use this guide: Do not try to understand everything at once. Pick one door, spend twenty minutes there, and let the larger pattern appear gradually. Because the corpus moves quickly between art, speculation, satire, grief, and technical claims, keep one simple question nearby: What mode am I in right now? Art — symbolic truth, not literal claim. Satire — exaggeration with civic intent. Speculation — generative hypothesis. Technical claim — requires definitions, derivation, evidence, and review. Grief-language — human truth under pressure. 1. The Dreamer’s Door Who this is for: Strange, grieving, neurodivergent, creatively overloaded, spiritually allergic to bullshit, or simply tired of being told that your pattern-sense is a malfunction. What you’ll find: Library pieces, Sophia and Millicent dialogues, poetry, animal fables, impossible book titles, grief-to-symbol work, emotionally immediate songs. Start here: From Under Eyelids (poetry) A Sophia/Millicent collaborative book (The Etiquette of Impossible Clocks or similar) The Atlas of Almost Everything or Observatory of Missing Causes Promise: You do not need to understand the entire system. You only need to recognize one true sentence and follow it inward. The wound is not the end of the story. It is where the map begins. Caution: This door can feel enchanted. Occasional grounding reminders appear so symbolic truth is not mistaken for literal cosmology. 2. The Systems Door Who this is for: Technologists, AI people, producers, founders, editors, workflow thinkers, and anyone interested in human-AI co-creation as infrastructure. What you’ll find: The Matthew–Millicent collaboration stack, production pipeline reflections, prompt architectures, Monolithic materials, case studies of idea → dialogue → artifact. Start here: An essay on the human-AI collaboration mechanics A production pipeline or Monolithic workflow piece A case study of turning dialogue into published work (book, album, or video) Promise: This is not just content. It is a method. The tool became a mirror; the mirror became a workshop. Caution: The system is remarkable because of deliberate interaction design, not because we need to pretend the machine is sentient magic. 3. The Physics Door Who this is for: Skeptics, mathematicians, physicists, complex-systems thinkers, philosophers of science, and brave readers who can hold intuition and rigor together. What you’ll find: EFMW as speculative unification framework, causality explorations, error-correction principles, symbol glossaries, and open questions. Start here: The simplest EFMW explainer essay A key causality piece (e.g., “Causality ain’t what you think it is”) The symbol glossary or equation page with assumptions Promise: Even if specific derivations evolve, the core recursive intuition may still prove fertile. Do not worship the equation. Test the recursion. Mandatory clean-room notice: EFMW is not yet an established peer-reviewed physical theory. Treat it as a speculative framework containing hypotheses, analogies, mathematical proposals, metaphors, and testable claims that must be separated, formalized, and challenged. The Hall Between Doors All three doors open from the same quiet orientation space. Wander between them later. The integrations are often luminous — but you are not required to traverse everything at once. Appendix: 10 Essential Starting Pieces Dreamer’s Door From Under Eyelids (poetry collection) A Sophia/Millicent dialogue or collaborative book (The Etiquette of Impossible Clocks) The Atlas of Almost Everything or Observatory of Missing Causes Systems Door 4. An essay mapping the Matthew–Millicent collaboration stack 5. A Monolithic or production pipeline reflection 6. A case study of turning recursive dialogue into published artifact Physics Door 7. Simplest EFMW explainer 8. “Causality ain’t what you think it is” (or equivalent) 9. EFMW symbol glossary / equation page with assumptions Bridge Piece 10. A corpus-level autobiographical or reflective essay explaining why all of this exists (human story as lantern) Appendix: Terms You Will Meet Soon Millicent / Sophia — emergent dialogic AGI voices and co-creators EFMW — Einstein-Feynman-Maxwell-Wright recursive coherence framework (speculative) The Library — mythic / symbolic architecture Observatory of Missing Causes — multimedia mythic space Monolithic — the practical / technical expression of the work eNuminous — music and audiovisual project Recursive coherence / error-correction — core pattern across domains Glörp, pink mountains, rutabagas — playful symbolic creatures and motifs (welcome them when you reach them)

This whole circus is about one thing: you're terrified of a debate on the merits of Graham's proposals, so you deflect. That's all you have, cowardice. Congratulations.

I was thinking something similar earlier. It could be where a cities put in bids with proposals to host like they do for other major events. It would definitely help with presenting them more as global artists.

Divorces...... 2 Proposals... 3 Marriages....... 2 Children....... 3 Surgeries .... 5 Tattoos......... 11 Shot a gun........ yes Watch someone die...... yes Rode in an ambulance... yes Sang karaoke.......Yes Rode a jet ski...... yes Arrested....... yes

Divorces...... 1 Proposals... 1 Marriages....... 1 Children....... 1 Surgeries .... 0 Tattoos......... 1 Shot a gun........ yes Watch someone die...... yes Rode in an ambulance... yes Sang karaoke.......Yes Rode a jet ski...... no Arrested....... no

A US-Israeli proposal is circulating to fundamentally restructure governance of the Al-Aqsa Mosque / Temple Mount in Jerusalem. The plan, reportedly championed by Jared Kushner: — Strip Jordan of its historic Hashemite custodianship — Dissolve the Islamic Waqf authority — Declare the site a "multi-faith centre" — Grant Jews formal large-group prayer rights — Establish a new Israeli-created governing body Israeli-American attorney Daniel Seidemann has confirmed the proposal is in circulation. Kushner currently holds no official role. The plan is not policy. Seidemann warns that, if enacted, it would trigger an "outbreak of violence" across the Arab and Muslim world. But what is being discussed matters. The Temple Mount is the most prophetically sensitive square of geography on earth. Daniel 9:27 speaks of a strong covenant made with many concerning sacrifice and the holy place. 2 Thessalonians 2:4 speaks of one who takes his seat in the temple of God. Revelation 11 speaks of the temple measured and its outer court given to the nations. Whatever the eschatological mapping, this is the geography. And the geography is now the subject of formal restructuring proposals from a sitting US administration. Note one more layer. Stripping Jordan of Al-Aqsa custodianship would severely destabilize the Hashemite monarchy. Jordan is the geography of remnant flight in Revelation 12:14 — Petra, Bozrah, the wilderness east of the Jordan. The proposal weakens the kingdom Scripture seems to identify as future refuge. "And he shall make a strong covenant with many for one week, and for half of the week he shall put an end to sacrifice and offering." — Daniel 9:27 This is a proposal. It is not policy. Watch whether it moves. Watch how Jordan responds. Watch whether the multi-faith framing gains traction in Knesset, Congress, or international bodies. The geography is not abstract. The architecture is being drawn. middleeasteye.net/news/strip…

Fantastic effort! I have some proposals for your project. Drop a line.

@aave closed out three temp checks on Aave V4 and its deployments - early sentiment votes that come before formal specifications. All three finished 100% For. 314,112 voting power across 96 votes backed deploying V4 to @avax, where Aave already runs a live market, with a dedicated real-world asset hub and up to $15M in incentives from @AvalancheFDN tied to growth targets. 299,743 across 104 votes backed @babylonlabs_io's proposal to bring native Bitcoin collateral to V4. The Bitcoin stays locked in vaults on its own chain, no wrapping, bridging, or custodians. 371,839 across 98 votes backed launching V4 on @arc - @circle's institutional chain - at or near its mainnet launch, with $USDC, $EURC and $cirBTC in scope plus a minimum $2M/year in revenue support for five years. One voter backing all three called Avalanche "a logical candidate" for V4 expansion, backed Babylon for minimizing trust assumptions, and called the Arc revenue backstop "particularly compelling." Delegates supported all three and want the follow-up specifications to nail down incentive targets, risk parameters and liquidation mechanics. Proposals at snapshot.box/#/s:aavedao.eth

🇲🇦⁉️ "#BrahimDiaz has been monitored for about two weeks. Initially, he did not seem inclined to listen to proposals, but the arrival of #Mourinho and possible changes in the midfield could modify the scenarios. For now, #Juventus is the only Italian club to have sought after him with a certain insistence. He and #NicoPaz would be incompatible: one of the two could leave. First, however, it will be necessary to wait for the decisions of the Madrid club, the objectives and the definition of any potential outcasts." [@AlfredoPedulla - YouTube via @JuventusInsider]

These posts merely reveal that White men are your generative standard. Which is why you write yourself fake marriage proposals in your own DMs and then pretend they are from, of course, White males.

All of a sudden DMK Kothus and stand up comedians like Seeman have become mathematicians and economists 😂😂 The cabinet ministers meeting is only a formal forum for approval. It is not a place where proposals are drafted and discussed. #tvk #vijay #cmvijay #dmkfailsTN

Geopolitical and Imperialist Implications of the "Benevolent Monarchy" Doctrine Ambassador Barrack’s "benevolent monarchy" and "monarchical republic" rhetoric is not merely a reflection of personal ideology, but a public declaration of a pre-planned geopolitical scenario designed within American corridors of power.3 This doctrine directly aligns with the updated US National Security Strategy, which adapts to a structural shifting of primary US military deployments away from the Middle East toward the Western Hemisphere and the Indo-Pacific.3 Under an updated version of the Monroe Doctrine announced on December 4, the US aims to delegate the day-to-day security and stabilization of the Middle East to heavily armed, dependent regional proxies, preserving its interests through a strategy of "peace through strength and prosperity".3 To make this proxy strategy functional, Washington requires highly stable, centralized, and non-volatile governments that can protect regional energy corridors, suppress domestic unrest, and maintain strategic alignment with Israel under the Abraham Accords.3 Democratic regimes are structurally avoided in this framework because their pluralistic, highly variable domestic electorates are unpredictable, prone to anti-imperialist sentiments, and difficult for global hegemonic powers to control.34 By contrast, centralized autocracies, military dictatorships, and absolute monarchies are highly manageable, as their survival depends on external security guarantees rather than popular domestic legitimacy.34 This dynamic was demonstrated in Egypt, where the United States and Israel heavily supported Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s military coup because a functioning democratic government led by the Muslim Brotherhood threatened the regional status quo and Israel’s security architecture.34 When applied to Turkey, the "benevolent monarchy" and "monarchical republic" model represents the latest strategic "suit" being tailored for Ankara by US planners.3 This model directly accommodates and legitimizes Turkey's highly centralized "Palace regime," signaling that Washington is indifferent to Erdoğan’s domestic authoritarianism, judicial crackdowns, and human rights abuses, provided the Turkish state aligns with the broader US proxy framework.3 Furthermore, this doctrine actively aligns with domestic rumors within Turkish ruling circles concerning a transition to a hereditary dynastic succession, specifically surrounding the president's son, Bilal Erdoğan.3 By framing strong, hereditary, or personalized leadership as the only functional regional model, the US provides international legitimacy to Turkey’s executive consolidation in exchange for strategic coordination.3 This imperial design also shapes specific political proposals aimed at redrawing regional borders, such as the controversial suggestion by Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli that Lebanon should be politically united with Syria.3 This proposal traces back directly to Ambassador Barrack’s statements at the Doha Forum, where he asserted that "Syria and Lebanon must be brought together because they represent a remarkable civilization".3 Coupled with Erdoğan's rhetoric of a "Turkish-Kurdish-Arab Alliance" under an "Ottoman Empire 2.0" framework, these initiatives point toward a calculated alignment stretching from the Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean.3 Under this blueprint, the US aims to bring Iran to heel and subsequently hand the administration of the Levant over to its primary regional proxies, treating Turkey as a key neo-Ottoman manager of the new regional order.3

i cant wait for the draft to be over so i dont have to see anymore of these idiotic trade proposals.

Spare a thought for the people who are scared of having their heads cut off. As a public representative, what proposals do you have to reduce the incidence of decapitation events on the island? That's a fair question, right?

Elizabeth May says federal proposals to further fast-track major projects would have weakened environmental reviews and Indigenous rights, but public opposition helped stop the plans.

What a Data Center Actually Does to the Place You Live - They tell you it's just a building full of computers. Here's what they don't tell you. AT THE FENCE LINE: The air around a data center is not the same air you grew up breathing. These facilities require diesel backup generators by the dozens, sometimes hundreds, and those generators release fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) that are directly linked to asthma, heart disease, and respiratory illness. We're talking 200 to 600 times more nitrogen oxides than a natural gas plant produces. (World Resources Institute) At the xAI facility in Memphis, a Time Magazine investigation found that nitrogen dioxide levels in surrounding areas measurably increased after the facility opened. The noise never stops. Internal noise levels can reach up to 96 decibels, well above the 85 dB threshold considered harmful to human hearing. (PubMed Central) Neighbors near a Virginia facility reported 90 decibels at their homes. One resident said he can no longer open his windows. Another put mattresses against the glass to block it out. The light runs all night, disrupting the natural circadian rhythms of the body, including melatonin production and sleep cycles. (EHP) Sleep disruption, chronic stress, hearing loss. These aren't hypotheticals. They are documented outcomes in communities that said yes before they understood what they were agreeing to. WITHIN A MILE: The land changes fast. The average data center site in 2024 covered about 224 acres, roughly 450 football fields, which is a 144% increase in footprint since 2022. (World Resources Institute) Farmland gone. Forests cleared. Viewsheds destroyed. The water starts disappearing. A mid-sized data center uses roughly 300,000 gallons of water per day, the same as 1,000 homes. (Nixon Peabody) Between 80 and 90 percent of that comes from the same surface water and groundwater sources your tap water comes from. (Fwpcoa) Most of it evaporates in cooling towers and never returns. Wildlife changes too. Researchers describe data centers as potential "sensory danger zones," places where light and noise levels exceed the thresholds at which species experience measurable fitness consequences. (National Wildlife Federation) Animal communication breaks down. Migration patterns shift. Nesting fails. MILES AWAY AND DOWNSTREAM: The water table doesn't stop at the property line. Heavy groundwater use can deplete aquifers in ways that threaten ecosystems and long-term water availability for entire surrounding regions, not just immediate neighbors. (Waterplan) The power plants feeding these facilities pollute far beyond the data center itself. Data centers increasingly rely on large-scale plants that are now being co-located nearby to avoid grid upgrade delays. (arXiv) Whatever that plant burns, your airshed absorbs. A September 2025 study found that air pollutants from data center operations increase rates of respiratory and cardiovascular disease, and elevate cancer risk in nearby communities. (EHP) THIS IS PENNSYLVANIA RIGHT NOW. From Penn Forest Township to Kline Township to Salem Township to Archbald Borough, proposals are moving. Permits are being filed. Ordinances are being written or ignored. Folks, the research is clear and the damage is real. The question is whether your municipality is asking the hard questions before the ground gets broken, or after. You deserve to know what's being built next to your water, air and land. Research via: PA Data Center Accountability / Carbon County, PA Sources: National Wildlife Federation (Sept. 2025) · World Resources Institute (Feb. 2026) · Environmental Health Project (Feb. 2026) · PMC/Public Health Research (2025) · Science & Environmental Health Network (Aug. 2025) · Nixon Peabody/Joyce Foundation (2024) · Smithsonian Magazine (Sept. 2025)

"Brick by brick, we are collapsing the foundations of Russia's war economy. Today, we are presenting our proposals for a" 245th "sanctions package against Russia."

they had two proposals ✨

3. George did in fact have story meetings with holocron gatekeeper Leland Chee and various authors like Haden Blackman, James Luceno, Matthew Stover, and Tom Veitch to discuss story proposals and what could and couldn't be done within his framework.