Independent research to improve life.
The Foundation is being created to support studies and technologies capable of producing concrete benefits for people, society and the environment.
Fund what deserves to be tested.
Some of humanity's most important problems do not always receive attention or funding in proportion to their potential impact.
The GoodSense Foundation aims to bring together resources, expertise and people around projects that can deliver measurable and useful results.
The Foundation supports the mission of the GoodSense Club through two main areas: public health and abundant, affordable energy.
Study what deserves to be studied.
Research can be important to many people without necessarily being commercially attractive.
The Foundation aims to identify therapies, technologies and approaches with enough preliminary evidence to justify further study, but which receive insufficient funding.
First proposed project: Crapu Therapy
One of the first projects we intend to evaluate concerns Crapu Therapy. The goal is to help create well-designed independent studies capable of determining efficacy, safety, limitations and possible applications.
The Foundation will seek collaboration with physicians, universities, researchers and independent institutions, using clear protocols and measurable results.
Abundant, affordable and verifiable energy.
Access to large quantities of low-cost energy can affect industrial production, water, agriculture, transportation, housing and digital infrastructure.
The Foundation aims to support independent research into technologies capable of producing energy with significantly lower costs, emissions and environmental impact than conventional solutions.
Energy in. Energy out. Costs. Reliability. Safety. Reproducibility.
When a technology shows interesting results, we want to help independent laboratories and researchers verify them using appropriate instruments and transparent procedures.
Observe. Verify. Measure. Publish.
The Foundation aims to support projects based on evidence rather than opinions. Whenever possible, studies should be independent, documented and reproducible.
Different people. One common goal.
The Foundation aims to bring donors, researchers, universities, laboratories, entrepreneurs and volunteers together around concrete, verifiable projects.
Researchers
Propose a study or protocol, or help scientifically evaluate a project.
Universities and laboratories
Collaborate on experimental design, measurement and independent verification.
Businesses and donors
Contribute funding, equipment, technology, expertise or connections.
If research could improve the lives of millions of people, but no one had enough economic incentive to fund it, should we give up studying it?
We do not think so.
Research. Verification. Sharing.
For the greatest possible benefit of people and the planet.