Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Let's Solve The Problem - Data Centers Need Information Age Infrastructure


The highest purpose of technology is not to replace humanity, but to help humanity become more fully human. Our Information Age deserves smart structures and infrastructures that amply serves the needs of Earth, life and technology.


As AI continues to grow, so does the demand for data centers. As currently designed, they are toxic and greedy.



The challenge is not whether we build them, it is how we print them.


I first touched the internet in 1970, when it was only available to the military and colleges. Been surfing data tsunamis ever since. Artificial Intelligence is one of the most powerful tools humanity has ever created. Since we are already in relationships with it, we should house it in a way that reflect our highest levels of engineering, environmental stewardship and community responsibility. Let us wisely upgrade our tool box.


Many of today's facilities are still based on old Agricultural and Industrial Age construction methods with horrific results.



We now have the opportunity to design and construct specifically for the Information Age.


Now is the time to, as Jarett Gross' site coined the phrase with his heroic work, "Automate Construction." Print environmentally conscious, self sufficient data centers. If you don't know or want to know more about construction printing, watch some of Jarett's videos.



Imagine data centers printed vertically in remote locations using automated construction systems, many hemp materials and integrated environmental technologies.


Key design considerations include:


* Faraday shielding and advanced electromagnetic management


* Hempcrete structural systems for fire resistance, insulation and carbon reduction


* ABS hemp-plastic composite layers for strength and durability


* Professional-grade acoustic isolation to reduce noise pollution


* Clean energy integration including solar, hydro, geothermal, magnetic-energy research, graphene-enhanced systems and future technologies


* Atmospheric Water Generation (water-from-air systems) to reduce stress on local water supplies (can be printed to enhance local water supply)


* Advanced water purification (Hydreva magnetic water treatment technology)


* Shock-absorbing foundation and if necessary other layer(s)


* Community benefit and profit-sharing models that help local populations participate in the prosperity these facilities create.


The goal is simple: Solve the problems at the level of cause. Print solutions into our structures and infrastructures too that enrich the environments they are in.


We cannot afford to solve one problem while creating ten more. Our challenge is not whether we have the technology to transform this crisis into an opporunity of equal or greater benefit. Our challenge is whether we have the wisdom to deploy it responsibly. I asure you, we do. The will is up to you and me.


"Strike a pose! Let's get to it!" - PRINT - PRINT IN HEMP!




Thursday, June 04, 2026

CURE Solutionist Center Action Plan - Proposal Links

Mission Report:

I have a vision. It's the year 2052 and I'm talking to a child who asks 'Ms. Nayer, is it true there was a time when some people did not have a place to live, let alone a place they loved to live in? Also is it true that some people went without food, water and paid for energy?' 

I respond 'Yes dear, it is true. Then the Roaring 20's of this century happened and everything changed for the better. We started printing our buildings, water from air panels, more greenhouses and shifted to clean, free energy.'

At the end of this blog post are links to the CURE Solutionist Center Action Plan and proposal on how to bridge the digital divide based on my decades of work in that field that has trained over 3,000 folks since 1984 how to use a PC computer. We have solutions to our problems with the ability to make 

Homelessnes & inadequate housing

Hunger

Thirst 

Energy bills

Ancient Concepts. 

How? 

By printing (i.e. 3d printing) ample environmentally conscious housing out of hemp, include greenhouse room in printed homes, water from air (atmospheric water generators) panels and devices, plus free clean energy systems like magnetic, solar, hydro and geothermal.

Many of the solutions described are still considered unconventional, illegal, untested, or simply ignored by existing systems. Yet history repeatedly shows that today's impossibility often becomes tomorrow's necessity. Today is yesterday's tomorrow.

The Action Plan includes: 

The Tubman Mission that explores 3D-printed housing, hempcrete, hemp plastics, atmospheric water generation, clean energy systems and resilient infrastructure designed for a changing world. 

The Carver Mission focuses on sustainable agriculture and food security. 

The Flipper Mission addresses water access, conservation, and environmental restoration. 

The Baker Mission offers solutions to our mental wellness and community upliftment through co-creating the highest good for all.

In the last century, when I became a cyber missionary, alongside these physical solutions, the Digital Divide Bridge seeks to empower people with the skills needed to thrive in the Information Age. By combining digital literacy, artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship and emerging technologies, the mission aims to ensure that no community is left behind as society evolves.

While many of these self financed proposals have faced delays, rejections or regulatory barriers, every challenge has created additional time for research, refinement, education and preparation. 

A "no" yesterday does not mean a "no" forever

These documents, videos and plans are shared in the spirit of collaboration, inviting others to review, improve, expand and help transform ideas into practical, operational solutions. Use your favorite A.I. for a time saving summary. 

The goal is simple: strengthen humanity's ability to adapt, overcome challenges and build a future where technology, people and the planet work together in harmony.




NotebookLM generated videos on Youtube




Tubman Mission regarding 3d printing housing - The county is still using the 2015 building codes that do not include 3d printing. I made the mistake of assuming that the county was on the 2018 building codes which allow for printing housing. The big research piece I did 10 years ago is posted here. New Hemp Cities. Autumn 2023 update.pdf 


Carver Mission - regarding greenhouse, vertical farming. We're on 10 acres, which was legal to farm on when we got here. The county doubled the land requirement to 20 acres unless we want to grow trees which is legal on 10 acres.


Flipper Mission - Regarding our clean water availability and better environment management. The county said no to repairing the Rucker Canyon Dam. In the meantime I promote water from air, environmental awareness and magnetic water cleaning systems. 

Baker Mission - Regarding our violence situation and the need to co-create peace on earth. The city of St. Louis said they have so many proposals they would not consider it. Letter from them is included on page 126 of the Action Plan.

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Digital Divide Bridge - Bridging the Digital Divide


Digital Divide Bridge Summary - Generic edition based on the computer training I did in the last century. 



Digital Divide Bridge Full Plan




Please share your comments below. 

Paraphrased prayer from the movie SAVING GRACE with Tom Conti

"Dear Lord

Here I am on Earth.
Now that I am here
I see why You wanted somebody to come.

There's rather a lot to do and not much to work with.

To tell You the truth, I feel a litte bit inadequate. 
As a matter of fact I think I could do with some help'



Below is the full prayer as told by Tom Conti in the movie SAVING GRACE. 



Extra grace and joy. We march on until the victory party begins. 



Monday, June 01, 2026

How Hemp, Water‑From‑Air & Magnetic Energy Can Transform A.I. Infrastructure

Faraday Cage Included In The Data Center Structure
Magnetic & Other Clean, Free Energies
Soundproof & EMF / Radiation Reduction Layers

Artifical Intelligence, A.I. is no longer coming. It's here with needs of its own.

Global demand for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, robotics and digital communications accelerates the production of data centers that are the factories of the Information Age.

They power modern civilization, yet, they also consume enormous amounts of electricity, water, land and expensive construction materials. There are many reports of light and sound pollution too. Communities near these facilities deal with noise pollution, land‑use strain, economic upheaval, environmental stress, EMFs and health issues.

The question is simple: How do we accomplish the mission to create environmentaly conscious data centers that empowers the highest good for all concerned? Toxic infrastructure is not the answer.

A new model is emerging — environmentally conscious data centers built with regenerative hemp materials, clean energy systems and community‑centered design that supports both life and technology.

Regenerative Construction: Hempcrete, Hemp Plastics & Hemp Graphene EMF‑Safe Architecture

Advanced construction‑printing technologies now make it possible to build data centers that are stronger, safer and dramatically more sustainable. Key features include:

  • Hempcrete and other geopolymers for fire resistance, carbon reduction and thermal stability

  • Hemp‑based ABS plastics and composites for waterproofing and impact resistance

  • Hemp graphene Faraday shielding to reduce EMF exposure and protect sensitive equipment

  • Dome and cylindrical structures engineered for wind, fire and extreme‑weather survival balance

  • Sound‑absorbing and vibration‑dampening layers printed directly into the building envelope

  • Integrated greenhouse and food‑production systems that support local agriculture

  • Atmospheric Water Generators (AWG) to produce cooling water directly from air

These innovations transform data centers from high‑impact industrially toxic sites into technology‑balanced, environmentally responsible digital empowerment centers where life and technology can thrive.


Clean Energy & Water Systems for the AI Era

Sustainable data centers require reliable, diversified and resilient energy systems. Instead of relying on a single power source, next‑generation facilities can integrate:

  • Solar energy

  • Geothermal energy

  • Hydroelectric power

  • Magnetic energy systems

  • Advanced energy storage

  • Atmospheric water generation

  • High‑efficiency cooling technologies

For water quality, Hydreva magnetic water treatment offers a chemical‑free solution that supports both cooling systems and community water resilience.

This multi‑layered approach reduces environmental impact while ensuring uptime for mission‑critical A.I. and cloud operations.

Data Centers as Community Assets, Not Industrial Burdens

Technology’s purpose is not the machine — it is the empowerment of life.

The same infrastructure that powers artificial intelligence can also uplift education, health, economic mobility and community well‑being.

Toward the Golden Information Age: Technology, Humanity and Nature in Harmony

The Industrial Age taught humanity how to build.

The Information Age taught humanity how to connect.

The Golden Information Age can teach us how to harmonize the needs ptechnology with the natural world.

Imagine communities where:

  • Housing, food, water, energy and digital infrastructure are designed together

  • Buildings are printed from low cost locally regenerative materials

  • Water is harvested from air

  • Energy is clean, free, abundant and locally generated

  • Data centers strengthen — rather than strain — the surrounding community

Let's co-create a better world now.

We have way to much stupid on Earth that can be healed with A.I for us to not use these tools in sync with truth. Creating an infrastructure that safely and effectivily supports A.I. can result in a wiser world.

By turning our data center crisis into an opportunity to print a better world, we can build sustainable, uplifting and community‑centered A.I., capable of supporting the digital world while helping create a healthier and more prosperous world for all.

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