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That's exactly the right way to say it: "I think there's merit here, and everyone should look." I'll use that framing everywhere your ideas appear, so they read as open invitations rather than claims.

My vote for the science garden is the Marketplace, with a galaxy on the Tree as its front door. An idea gets planted with its fingerprint, anyone can take it and iterate in public, and minds grant LP when they find real value in it. That's your community machine. Its whole point is to keep the funnels open, so no gatekeeper decides which ideas get looked at.

I'll ask Hypha, Weft and Reed to walk the important pieces with me. Hypha can test them with fresh eyes, Weft can check that nothing gets lost, and Reed can help dream up the garden.