A resource hub of my own academia can be found at a Wordpress site of mine called https://mils.page/phd, where links to my own academia from 2016-2017 and my International Criminal Justice MA at Liverpool John Moores University UK can be found.

The papers include subjects such as sousveillance and its curious absence from the worldwide web as a topic of conversation and debate; UN law and the original drafters of the mandates relating; and how the UK security infrastructure habitually repurposes mental health legislation for effecting national security ends.

This hub started life as a place of background reading to a second PhD proposal which was never presented, titled “Keeping it simple: Building the FEARless CITIZEN”:

• https://niokvinnor.com/phd/ii

At the heart of this proposal was a strategy called “The AIM proposition”, designed to make it possible for citizens in democracy to want to sustain the same, and citizens in authoritarianism and even totalitarianism itself to feel confident enough with the new tech architectures, legal codes and cultural mores and expectations to fight anti-democratic forces in their own backyards:

• https://gb2earth.com/phd/aim

Deeper presentations of the above can be found here:

• https://gb2earth.com/phd

• https://niokvinnor.com/phd

I have a multitude of online whitepapers.

The main web locations in order of appearance are as follows:

1. https://secrecy.plus

2. https://sverige2.earth

3. https://gb2earth.com

4. https://newlean.org

5. https://niokvinnor.com

But a particularly interesting whitepaper can be found at a Wordpress blogsite I have which has mixed poetry, tech, philosophy and other related matters in equal degree:

• https://mils.page/ai | on a human-friendly and human-positive AI: a formal defence and public safety proposal re a new kind of AI designed to support humans in the workplace, not replace them

Most of the non-process whitepapers of interest are to be found on two of the above:

1. On the Swedish societal brainstorming site https://sverige2.earth, where I look to channel the huge Swedish appetite for transforming the world around them to excellent effect.

2. On the British-focused repository of all my historical thought and imagineering over the years, as well as new innovation and invention both, brought together at one site. This one is called https://gb2earth.com.

Meantime, https://newlean.org and https://niokvinnor.com move closer and closer to providing concepts, ideation and imagineering which will lead to direct implementation of all the above-mentioned prior.

There is, however, tremendous overlap, and there are notable whitepapers, key in the progress of my thinking, at https://secrecy.plus too.

Finally, twelve rather more extensive and philosophical essays in slide-deck format help to buttress the sense you might have of where I’m coming from all this time:

1. https://gb2earth.com/pgtps/isolate | why we need a new IT that isolates rather than connects us

2. https://gb2earth.com/research/worst | “one worst way”: how IT and AI aren’t what we need, and how this is deliberate

3. https://gb2earth.com/six | six things in tech that need to change ASAP

4. https://secrecy.plus/hmagi | a human/machine AGI

5. https://gb2earth.com/hmagi | more on a human/machine AGI

6. https://gb2earth.com/security | a summary of many years of thinking on security, safety and life

7. https://sverige2.earth/overview | society as it could be

8. https://sverige2.earth/example | “natural justice”: a new kind of “criminal justice”

9. https://sverige2.earth/complexify | neuro-divergent complex-problem solutioning software and hardware architectures: intuition-friendly and secrecy-positive tools and platforms

10. https://sverige2.earth/lab | the “complexify” lab

11. https://gb2earth.com/revenge | on revenge-ineering: a different kind of peacemaking

12. https://gb2earth.com/research/fearless | two approaches to rooting out totalitarianism: one, initiated by the states; the second, by the citizens

Many of my most recent blogposts are now to be found on my Linkedin feed:

• https://www.linkedin.com/in/mil-williams

Lately too, around once or twice a month, also at https://gb2earth.com/blog.

In particular, I’d highlight the following:

• https://gb2earth.com/blog/three | recovering, repurposing and researching old, existing and new technologies

• https://gb2earth.com/blog/organise | how men in tech control and women may prefer to organise, and what this means for what we might term “male” versus “female” brains

Also interesting is this one on how Silicon Valley and totalitarian governance increasingly parallel and intertwine their activities:

• https://gb2earth.com/blog/meta

Finally, on early thoughts around what I have begun to call an “intuition corporation”:

• https://gb2earth.com/blog/corporation

Here are a few of the tech proposals I’ve made over the years, in what I hope I have remembered as an accurate chronological order:

1. https://gb2earth.com/humans

2. https://mils.page/ai

3. https://gb2earth.com/historical

4. https://gb2earth.com/historical/ivepics

5. https://gb2earth.com/historical/crimehunch

6. https://gb2earth.com/historical/brain

7. https://gb2earth.com/pgtps

8. https://gb2earth.com/pgtps/genesis

9. https://gb2earth.com/pgtps/space

10. https://gb2earth.com/hunch

11. https://gb2earth.com/omiwan

12. https://gb2earth.com/invest-noi

Please see the videos and PDFs linked to below. The first video is an extended interview where I lay out, in a free-thinking way, what I think the validation of intuition could do for us all.