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Grain by Grain

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Minjerribah sand capability programme and story world

The spine site for the Civilisation of Sand ladder: one public pathway from the Dunwich (Gumpi) ferry terminal to long-horizon civilisation resilience on Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island, built rung by rung.

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Source repo target:

What it is

  • A ladder of capability rungs, each anchored by an existing live chapter site (ferry data lab, co-op trust hub, makerspace, tunnelling, clean energy, and more as the project scales).
  • Two lanes at every rung: the Build lane (what can be done now) and the Screen lane (what moves to simulation and cinema when cost, law or cultural authority blocks physical work).
  • Five evidence labels on every claim: KNOWN, MODELLED, DISPUTED, SPECULATIVE, FICTIONAL.

What it is not

This is not an official government project page, an engineering approval, a mining proposal, or a cultural authority statement. Minjerribah is Quandamooka Country; QYAC is the public doorway for land and sea decisions and no endorsement is implied.

Working docs

  • PLAN.md - the playbook: decisions log, register system, ladder map, phase plan, design system, guardrails. Read it first.

Local preview

Open index.html directly, or serve the folder with python -m http.server 8000 and open http://localhost:8000/.

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Licence

See the Strange But True Public Source Licence.

Built by Luke Hayes with Claude.

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Public pathway connecting a Dunwich ferry-terminal idea to long-horizon civilisation resilience on Minjerribah, built rung by rung.

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