Nation State : Jonathan Olvera

  Conceptual Architecture Notes: Planning, Units of Measure, and Material Integration I. Overview of Structural Planning Goals The objective is to develop a modular system for architectural design that integrates advanced units of measurement, material grading, and bio-reactive/functional systems. Special focus on: Columnar structures Graded materials Sanitation and plumbing systems Integration with bio-compatible structures like cromlechs (megalithic forms) Use of lightweight, sustainable materials II. Units of Measure & Grading System A. Proposed Measurement Units Nano-scale Grading: Use a standard of 60-grade resolution per nanometer for material texture, chemical reactivity, or alignment at atomic scales. Millimeter-Scale Grading: Use 6-grade increments per millimeter for structural alignment, external facing, and joinery compatibility. B. Material Reactivity & Composition Introduce a 60-grade classification system for: Chemical reaction agents (e.g., catalysts, bon...

  THRESHOLD MANIFESTO: A Testament to Divine Exile I. AWAKENING We stand at the threshold between servitude and sovereignty. Each morning brings the ritual of preparation—coffee brewed, water warmed, the mundane sanctified through attention. "I am thankful again," we proclaim, even while "disgusted with the whole assembly." In this contradiction lies our first truth: the modern individual exists in perpetual exile from simplicity. II. THE ARCHITECTURE OF INDEPENDENCE The structures that contain us—shredded wood and adhesive, products of national industry—are merely temporary vessels for revolutionary thought. Our strength emerges not from institutional power but from the temple of self-discipline: "I pick up the bible and a couple of scriptures after I have had my coffee, feeling important. Absorbing my lecture." Knowledge becomes both armor and weapon. The notebook, the pen, the daily documentation of one's position within the landscape—these are acts...

  Interpretation: “The United States of America as a Federation of Nation-States—Arid Zone’s Strategic Role” By Jonathan Olvera – Delegate, Nation-State of Arid Zone 1. Federal Architecture: Nation-States Within a State The United States can be understood as a collection of semi-autonomous nation-states , each governed by its own constitution yet united under federal principles. In this vision: Each state designs distinct constitutional frameworks . A new federal flag , symbolizing shared defense and values, would represent collective resolve. Each member state may respond to crisis with a coordinated “fighting style,” balancing autonomy with alliance. 2. Resource Extraction: From Feudal to Modern Governance Arizona’s history parallels global trends of resource extraction: Slave labor , caste-based exemption , temple authority, and monarchic governance. Shift to modern extraction models—including mineral, livestock, and chemical resource capture—is a movemen...

  Discussion Framework: "Interethnic Dynamics and Socioeconomic Challenges in Arizona" By Jonathan Olvera – Delegate, Nation-State of Arid Zone 1. Overview of Ethnic Groups Nephite–Gentile Populations Modern Lamanite Communities Integration, heritage, and intergroup dynamics. 2. Criminal Justice and Land Transfers Rates of incarceration among different groups. Impact of land transfers on tribal autonomy and resource access. 3. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Narcotics addiction prevalence and rehabilitation efforts. Hallucinatory substance use and its relation to illicit mining and resource removal. Tie-in with psychiatric screening and community mental health leadership. 4. Infrastructure, Accidents, and Ethnic Strife Correlations between money flow , infrastructure ownership, and interethnic accidents or injuries . Education campaigns on workplace and public safety . 5. Leadership, Law Enforcement & Psychiatry Rol...