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Let's Rename Rucker Canyon - The John McCain Park & Dam - A Conversation with A.I.
Artificial Intelligence is a tool. A key we can use to unify our language. The Real A.I. is still around, has been for millennium, described as Angelic Intelligence. Always remember, never forget to pray and hear the Lord's answer. Then use your tools wisely.
With minimal editing on my part, below is a strategy conversation I am engaging in with ChatGPT concerning upgrading the environment here in Cochise County while honoring our beloved senator and veteran John McCain.
Below is the start up- conversation. I said a set of prayers on the idea and am engaged in a conversation with this technology on the best way to upgrade Cochise County and prepare the area for climate migration, maybe even a modern day Ellis Island style of settling center information, on site for the many people coming to Arizona as a result of our global boiling environmental emergency.
Links are added for further research purposes. The playlist below contains various Youtube recordings concerning the Rucker Canyon Dam and some of the park areas in Cochise County, Arizona. It is imperative that We The People fortify our environmental infrastructure now with things like 3d printing water from air towers, panels and other devices. Our future is up to us!
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You (J. Nayer Hardin, Computer Underground Railroad Ent. - CURE Solutionist Center Mission)
I am developing an idea to repair and rename a local dam and park, the Rucker Canyon Dam in Cochise County, AZ. I put up a petition in 2019 that has about 1,000 signatures. What is a good strategy to approach Cochise County, Arizona to rename the Rucker CanyonDam the Senator John McCain Park and Dam? The dam and park repairs can be done using 3d printing with a veterans based work force. The repurposing is to provide a safe space in Arizona for climate crisis refugees to park, get water and find food.ChatGPT
ChatGPT
It's great that you
have a vision to repair and rename the Rucker Canyon Dam, and your commitment
to involving the community and veterans is commendable. Here's a suggested
strategy to approach Cochise County for your proposal:
- Research and
Documentation:
- Gather
detailed information about the current state of the dam and park, along
with any existing issues.
- Prepare a
comprehensive plan for the 3D printing-based repairs, highlighting the
cost estimates, environmental impact, and benefits.
- Community Support:
- Leverage the
1,000 signatures from your petition as evidence of community support.
- Reach out to
local community groups, organizations, and businesses for additional
endorsements.
- Engage Local
Representatives:
- Schedule
meetings with local representatives, including county commissioners and
officials, to present your proposal.
- Emphasize the
economic, environmental, and social benefits of the project, including
job creation for veterans.
- Highlight Honorary
Renaming:
- When proposing
the renaming to "Senator John McCain Park and Dam," emphasize
the significance and positive associations with the late senator.
- Connect the
renaming to his legacy and contributions to the community.
- Partner with Veterans
Organizations:
- Collaborate
with veterans' organizations to showcase the positive impact of involving
veterans in the workforce.
- Highlight the
project's potential to support and empower veterans through meaningful
employment.
- Climate Crisis
Refugees Initiative:
- Emphasize the
humanitarian aspect of the project by addressing the need for a safe
space for climate crisis refugees.
- Showcase how
the repurposed dam and park can serve as a vital resource in times of
need.
- Public Awareness
Campaign:
- Develop a
public awareness campaign to inform the local community about the project
and its benefits.
- Utilize local
media, social media, and community events to share information and gather
additional support.
- Address Concerns
Proactively:
- Anticipate and
address any concerns or objections that the county may have, and provide
solutions or compromises where possible.
Remember to adapt your strategy based
on feedback and keep an open line of communication with local officials and the
community. Good luck with your initiative!
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You
Does the Veterans
Administration still have a 3d printing training program?
ChatGPT
ChatGPT
As of my last
knowledge update in January 2022, there wasn't a specific nationwide 3D
printing training program offered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
(VA). However, various initiatives and programs may have been developed or
updated since then.
To get the most accurate and current
information, I recommend checking directly with the U.S. Department of Veterans
Affairs or visiting their official website. Additionally, you can inquire with
local VA offices or veteran support organizations, as they may have information
about specific training programs in your area.
If you have access to the internet,
you can visit the official VA website or contact them through their official
channels to inquire about any recent programs related to 3D printing training
for veterans.
You
I put up this
petition in 2019
https://www.change.org/p/dcoxworth-cochise-az-gov-let-s-rebuild-the-rucker-canyon-dam-cochise-county-az
- Time for an update with the new ideas of in addition to veterans, include
climate crisis refugees to be trained to upgrade the dam and park plus renaming
the area after Sen John McCain. Can you write a 500 word update to this post -
the struggle continues - I am relentless.
Title:
"Reviving the Vision: Rebuilding Rucker Canyon Dam and Park for a Brighter
Future"
Dear
Supporters,
I
hope this message finds you well. It has been a journey filled with passion,
challenges, and unwavering determination since we first embarked on the mission
to rebuild the Rucker Canyon Dam and Park in Cochise County, Arizona. I want to
express my sincere gratitude to the over 1,000 individuals who joined me in
signing the petition back in 2019. Your support has been the driving force
behind this endeavor.
The
struggle continues, and I remain relentless in my commitment to transforming
Rucker Canyon Dam and Park into a thriving hub that not only honors the legacy
of Senator John McCain but also serves as a beacon of hope for our community
and those affected by the climate crisis.
Over
the past few years, I've been hard at work refining the vision for the project,
and I am excited to share some exciting updates with you.
Renaming in Honor of Senator John McCain: One of the key
additions to the proposal is the heartfelt initiative to rename the area
"Senator John McCain Park and Dam." Senator McCain's dedication to
public service and his ties to Arizona make this renaming a fitting tribute to
a remarkable leader. Let's come together to immortalize his legacy and create a
lasting tribute for generations to come.
Inclusive Workforce: Building upon the initial idea of involving veterans in the
restoration efforts, I am thrilled to introduce a new dimension to the project.
Our plan now includes training not only veterans but also climate crisis
refugees in 3D printing technologies. By fostering a diverse and inclusive
workforce, we aim to provide opportunities for individuals who have faced
challenges in their lives, giving them a chance to contribute to a meaningful
cause.
3D Printing for Sustainable Rehabilitation: The heart of our
project lies in the innovative use of 3D printing technology for the repair and
upgrade of the dam and park infrastructure. This cutting-edge approach not only
ensures precision and efficiency but also allows us to minimize the environmental
impact. Together, with a skilled workforce of veterans and climate crisis
refugees, we can turn this vision into a reality.
A Safe Haven for Climate Crisis Refugees: Recognizing the urgent
need for safe spaces in the face of the climate crisis, our project takes on a
humanitarian dimension. The repurposed Senator John McCain Park and Dam will
stand as a refuge for those displaced by environmental challenges, providing
access to water, food, and a secure environment during times of need.
As
we embark on this revitalized journey, I invite you to join me once again in
championing this cause. Share this update, spread the word, and let us amplify
our collective voice. Together, we can make Senator John McCain Park and Dam a
symbol of resilience, unity, and positive change.
The
struggle may continue, but so does our determination. Let's forge ahead with
renewed vigor and a shared commitment to creating a brighter future for Rucker
Canyon and beyond.
With
gratitude and unwavering resolve,
J.
Nayer Hardin
Computer
Underground Railroad
CURE
Solutionist Center