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A small experiment in showing up.

The proposed pilot asks one human question: can people practice FAITH with one another and freely choose whether to turn an intention into presence?

Format
RSVP-only touchstone gathering
Location
Peachtree Corners, Georgia — proposed
Cost
No payment to attend the testnet experience
Your control
Participate, observe, walk away, or scan nothing

The whole idea

Invitation first. Human connection second. Voluntary proof last.

The technology does not create the human moment. It offers two people a way to confirm that a chosen encounter happened.

1

Discover

Read the invitation and learn what Practice FAITH, the touchstone, and the proposed LAUGH gathering mean. No registration is required.

2

Show up

If you choose, RSVP an intention and attend a local gathering. Showing up is the qualification—never payment.

3

Confirm together

Two registered devices may voluntarily confirm delivery and acceptance. A person may decline at any moment.

What happens at the pilot?

A simple gathering—not a sales presentation.

The proposed LAUGH event—Leaders Annual United Group Hug—centers hospitality, personal choice, and a complimentary Practice FAITH touchstone.

1

Receive an invitation

A friend, neighbor, or organizer offers a Human Gold Rush RSVP postcard.

2

Choose one word

Select Courage, Kindness, Wisdom, Lucky, Belief, Gratitude, Health, Happiness, Dream, Believe, Wealth, or Healing.

3

RSVP if you wish

An RSVP records intention. It is not attendance, membership, church enrollment, research consent, or a financial pledge.

4

Arrive by choice

Come to the proposed gathering, take an available place, and receive the reserved touchstone if available.

5

Speak—or remain private

An optional open mic welcomes a word, branch, or God Wink reflection. What anyone says is not recorded.

6

Scan—or do not scan

Two devices may confirm the encounter. No app download, passive check-in, or continuous location history is required.

A narrow measurement

Count the encounter. Protect the person.

The pilot studies whether invitation becomes RSVP, attendance, and voluntary confirmation. It does not score belief, goodness, or human worth.

What may be counted

  • Invitations distributed
  • Confirmed RSVPs
  • People who arrive
  • Touchstones accepted
  • People who voluntarily speak
  • Optional two-device confirmations

What remains private

  • The word you selected
  • Why you selected it
  • Your open-mic reflection
  • Your spiritual or counseling story
  • Your reason for observing or leaving
  • Any judgment about your character
No response is also a response.

Silence, observation, declining to scan, and walking away are valid outcomes. Nothing about those choices establishes a person’s character or worth.

Plain answers

Before you choose

Is this a church program?

No. Unity Church–Atlanta and Reverend Jenn have been invited to consider a proposed Peachtree Corners pilot, but no participation, affiliation, approval, or endorsement is claimed without express written acceptance.

Must I be Christian or accept Namaste Christian?

No belief test is used. Practice FAITH is presented as a relationship guideline: Fair, Accepting, Insightful, Transparent, and Humble. No choice measures salvation, faith, or spiritual worth.

Does discovering the pilot register my device?

No. Reading this page creates no device registration. Registration begins only after you deliberately return to Start, choose Participate, and continue to HumanBlockchain.info.

Is XP money or a prize?

No. XP means Experience Presence. It is proposed testnet recognition of a mutually confirmed encounter—not currency, legal tender, wages, a prize, or a measure of human worth.

What counts as successful onboarding?

Both a registered device and explicit Discord Gracebook covenant acceptance are required. A page visit, QR scan, RSVP, Discord server join, or verbal expression of interest is not completed onboarding.

Your choice remains yours

Ready to choose—or still curious?

Return to the three choices when you are ready. You may participate, continue observing, or walk away without judgment.