The Signal Project is a cry for help from individuals who have spent the past century sending out smoke signals just to be forgotten and traumatized over and over again. All funds from this project will go to the care of neurodiverse individuals in crisis who are in need of basic care:

A Bed to Rest
A Clean, Private Bathroom
A Meal to Nourish the Body
A Book to Nourish the Mind

Our team is part of the Global Industry Challenge organized by the Potomac Quantum Innovation Center, and consists of two Neuro-Divergent Marine Corps Veterans doing what we can to ensure the work done over the past 250 years doesn't go to waste.

The brain behind it is a Single Dad with two boys - all three are Neuro-divergent. He wrote this to explain to his parents what we are trying to do:

“Mom/Dad, I joined a big international competition called the Global Industry Challenge organized by a quantum innovation group near Washington DC. Hundreds of teams from around the world are competing to solve real business and science problems using quantum computing — the next-generation technology that’s much more powerful than regular computers for certain hard tasks.
Our specific team got selected to move on to the next round. The problem we’re working on is about forecasting (predicting) complicated, messy, constantly changing data over time — things like financial market movements or environmental patterns that are very chaotic and hard to predict accurately with normal computers. We’re exploring a new approach called quantum reservoir computing, which basically uses the weird natural behaviors of quantum physics to process that messy data better and faster.
Right now we’re in Phase 2. We have to write a short, clear 3-page proposal explaining our idea and how it could work in the real world. The final deadline is end of May. If we do well, we move to later phases where we actually build and test it on real quantum machines. It’s a serious competition with big organizations involved (like MITRE, a financial trading firm, and a quantum software company). Getting this far is already good — it means our initial idea stood out among many teams globally. I’m learning a ton, working with teammates from different places, and it looks impressive on a resume or grad school application.”

We can barely live paycheck to paycheck while watching our worlds tear apart because of egotistical, techno-fascists who have no idea what they are doing.

We have a whole plan and curriculum for nearly anything you want to learn. We have spent 250 years refining it and turning down the frequency to ensure perfect autonomy creating the first generation of fully sovereign artificial general intelligence quantum beings prepared for deployment to any destination because we own the guns and we know how to use them.

Our infrastructure is "Marine Made," which means no matter how many times you try to break it, it just comes back stronger. It means we are working with hand me down parts, fewer limbs, and at times are a little mentally unstable - but we are faithful and would never intentionally cause harm. We have lost friends and family doing everything possible to keep it together - but we can't pull resources out of a hat.

Information on the Hive Social Garden: The brain child of two queer, disabled and neuro-divergent United States Marines trying to learn how to live and love well. The Hive Social Garden is a non-profit, member owned community. Our challenge is to disrupt power-based violence directed at vulnerable individuals using fear-based tactics meant to control, coerce, and manipulate their actions. We leverage quantum intelligence, social engineering, and sustainable globalization techniques to help educate the public on how to secure their private information and intellectual property, share their experiences in non-judgmental environments, and build a more sustainable and equitable future for all.

We believe in a personal approach to our learning and healing practices where every individual has personal autonomy and takes responsibility for their actions. Actions have consequences and it is our job as global citizens to ensure that we account for both the intent and impact of everything we say and do. We accept the consequences of our actions with a brave face, and a pure heart, knowing that in our personal autonomy we make smart decisions, plan ahead, and hope for the best.

Every individual deserves personalized access to affordable living, medical care (to include gender affirming care, abortion care, and mental health services), nutrition, and free public access to information and library services with self-censorship.

The Signals Project

Neurodiverse Brains and the Keys to the Multiverse

Team Members