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Helping computers to help individuals with advocacy and problem solving has been happening for years among mate3 networkers. The Pan Globe Investment Group is making investments to improve the pipeline for firsthand answers about what happened. The PGI Group investments have scaled up the network for distributing firsthand answers to a wider audience. “What happens to each of us is so important that it should be told by each of us and not be lumped together by default. Using mate3 networking  greatly improves communication alignment. The alignment is caused by the rules for communication beforehand. Mate3’s front end communication agreement has proved to be a method of increasing engagement and productive responses. With better routing of firsthand mate3 answer-sets, the individual firsthand experiences can get to more stakeholders and databases; the users get more transparency, user confidence and responses that are connectible. Mate3 networking creates a language    ...

Fred sent his 3 answers to mate3@mate3.com after his bad experience with trying to get advocacy help for his family member. He wanted to make sure his experience was not repeated by others. The outcome was his co-founding of a new coalition to build policy-based advocacy. Click here to get your mate3 networking subscription

At the 2023 Pan-Globe Investments forum on AI, I raised a simple point: access to compute power is becoming a public necessity. Tokens for compute are not just a technical tool; they are a new form of public service contribution. Civil-service assistive-computing can support individuals with problem-solving, redress, and advocacy at scale. Assistive computing is no longer optional it's essential. We the people who advocate have an opportunity to shape policies and systems that can deliver advanced advocacy support to individuals at low and no cost. The question is not whether we can build it, but whether we will support making it accessible to everyone. Join mate3 networking subscribers in our campaign to expand availability of AI-powered tools to all who need help with advocacy, redress and problem-solving. Click here to become a mate3 networking subscriber!

Math is indifferent to politics, promises, or history. It doesn't care about rituals or critiques. In every season, one plus one is always two. This simple arithmetic is the foundation of power. Power isn't built on hopes, wishes, or noise. It is built on the "ones", the individuals. You cannot manufacture power out of nothing; its value is tied strictly to the mutual agreement of people. Power grows only when these "ones" align. You can measure the strength of any movement or leader simply by counting the number of people pledging agreement. If the math doesn't add up, the power doesn't exist. Click here to join the ones! 

Consider the candidate that comes to you to introduce or present themselves when they make time. I only bring it up because candidates plan tours prior to election time regardless of being ready when the voter was first affected. I think it's fair for us to ask the candidate if they plan to help when we need personal advocacy help. If a candidate does not specify how, when, and with what information you should contact them for help, they aren't prepared to serve you. When the candidate is running, the questions that are not asked or answered are the truth at its loudest. Click here to have advocacy help ready when you need it!

Corporate, government and non-profit offered services most often are without an open and connectible feedback loop. That lack has been cited as contributing to public disengagement. The feedback loop's capture policies should be clear and at the forefront of what's being offered. There cannot be any increases in learning and engagement. When we remove unnecessary complexity to the process of reporting and connecting firsthand feedback. If we have the open feedback loop, we can make public engagement more exact, while educating advocates.