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Kinetic Trust Protocol

created 24 August 2026 · last modified 6 September 2026

A framework for governing what autonomous systems can do. For example: an agent may read a customer record while sending money requires a fresh authorization. Explore the protocol, its research, and its use in institutions.

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Kinetic Trust Protocol · 3 stops · ~12 min

For Parents

Your child's attention environment is being designed. Here's how to weigh in.

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Why This Matters

Your child's attention environment is not neutral — it is designed by people whose business models depend on capturing that attention as early and as often as possible. Whether phones are in your school is a substrate question: what conditions for human development are actually available in that room.

What's the Point

This path gives you the adversary map, tested legislation language, and Tuesday-morning templates. You leave with something specific to do before the next school board meeting — not urgency without a target.

Your path
1
Phone-Free Zones8m
Is my child's attention environment being actively designed against them?
2
Tuesday Morning Templates3m
What can I do before the next school board meeting?
3
Advocacy Snapshot1m
Is bell-to-bell working anywhere yet?
After this path, you will:
→Name the specific economic interests that profit from keeping phones in schools
→Hand a school board member a tested, forkable resolution before the next meeting
→Tell another parent exactly what to say — and which page to send them to
Also from this world

These paths exist because I kept watching people arrive at the wrong page for their question. Each takes about 12–29 minutes. The paths are the order I'd give you if we were talking in person.

— Chris Perkins, author

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