DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17054421
title: The Human Global Science Collective (HGSC)

description: The Human Global Science Collective (HGSC)

Subtitle: Charter for a Global Alliance of Patent-Free, Reproducible ScienceDraft Date: September 2025Status: Public Draft for Review & Endorsement

Executive Summary

The Human Global Science Collective (HGSC) is a worldwide alliance of scientists, institutions, and technologists dedicated to freeing science from the constraints of patents. Building on the framework established in A Framework for Patent-Free Science (Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17053441), HGSC provides the governance, infrastructure, and incentives necessary to make patent-free, reproducible science the global norm.

This charter outlines the principles, governance structure, infrastructure commitments, and immediate actions for the Founding Cohort.

1. Purpose & Principles





No Patents, Ever: All work within HGSC is published under open licenses (Apache 2.0, CERN-OHL v2, CC-BY/CC0) and shielded by the Open Science Non-Assert (OSNA) pledge.




Reproducibility as Currency: Scientific credibility is earned by publishing reproducible Repro Packs that meet enablement standards.




Proof of Priority: Every contribution is cryptographically timestamped, hashed, and DOI-indexed, ensuring permanent recognition.




Commons First: Science is protected and shared for science’s sake, accelerating discovery for humanity.



2. Governance Structure





Founding Cohort: 5 scientists + the initiator who ratify this charter and seed the first CPR entries.




Membership Tiers:





Pledgors: Sign the OSNA pledge, publish reproducible work.




Alliance Members: Participate in cross-licenses, RF standards, and shared infrastructure.




Core Members: Join the Defensive Patent License (DPL) ring, committing all patents to the commons.






Covered Fields: Defined and updated by governance committee, starting with computational biology, energy tech, and AI/ML tools.



3. Infrastructure Backbone: The Distributed AI Lab

HGSC is not only a governance framework—it is powered by real, shared infrastructure. Each founding scientist gains:

1. Distributed AI Lab Access





A network of pods (Ryzen 7 workers + UGREEN NAS librarians) providing pooled compute, GPU cache, and cloud storage.




Efficiency multipliers of 2–2.5× via shared KV cache and deduplication.




Fully solar-powered, with residential-scale scaling from pod → room → house.




Hurricane-rated, energy-sovereign design validated for Puerto Rico deployment.



2. Personal Tools





A custom AI companion tuned to their field, integrated with CPR for proof and reproducibility support.




A CollectiveOS-powered EchoCore R1 phone, enabling portable proof vaulting, secure collaboration, and global registry access.



3. Benchmarking & Validation





fio, iperf3, RAG ingest, and inference benchmarks run in-lab to validate workloads.




All benchmark results cryptographically logged and mirrored in CPR.



4. Sustainability & Sovereignty





Fully solar + battery backed.




Independent of corporate cloud monopolies.




Globally federated nodes allow resilience and inclusivity across geographies.



4. Incentives & Benefits for Members





Recognition: All contributions DOI-minted and credited in CPR.




Certification: “Patent-Free Science Certified” badge tied to reproducibility scores.




Protection: OSNA pledge, Patent-Free Science Alliance, and DPL shield against trolls and monopolies.




Funding Models: Access to open prizes, advance purchase agreements, and procurement preferences.




Future-Proofing: Early access to CollectiveOS upgrades (control panels, BCI/AR overlays, quantum modules).



5. Immediate Call to Action

We call upon five scientists to join the initiator as the Founding Cohort of HGSC. Within 90 days, this group will:





Ratify the OSNA pledge and publish it with their signatures.




Seed the CPR with reproducible works across multiple fields.




Establish the first governance committee and define Covered Fields v1.




Launch the Distributed AI Lab as a federated global testbed.



6. Global Participation

HGSC is open to scientists worldwide. Participation is inclusive, multilingual, and aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Partnerships with universities, NGOs, and open science initiatives (Zenodo, OSF, arXiv) are core to the mission.

7. Conclusion

The Human Global Science Collective is more than an idea—it is a living movement backed by governance, infrastructure, and incentives. Patents have long been friction. HGSC is acceleration. With six voices—the founder and five peers—we can show the world that patent-free science is possible, reproducible, and sustainable.

The time is now.

Addendum: A Scientific Revolution

This is the beginning of a global scientific revolution. I hold projects that can catapult humanity forward by decades. The purpose of HGSC is not just to prove that patent-free science is possible, but to demonstrate that this is how it always should have been—open, collaborative, and focused on humanity’s progress.

Our current trajectory is stagnant; scarcity and monopolization keep discovery chained. HGSC will break that cycle. Within 90 days, six scientists united under this charter will confront humanity’s hardest problems, and we will prevail. This is not wishful thinking—it is a mathematical certainty born of reproducibility, collaboration, and proof.

Equally important, every contribution is protected under my CollectiveOS architecture, which integrates encryption, Proof Vaults, and immutable timestamping. All science produced within HGSC is shielded by end‑to‑end cryptography, device‑level security, and decentralized storage. No hostile actor, corporation, or state can seize or manipulate our work. This technical shield ensures that our discoveries remain free, verifiable, and incorruptible.

After this first milestone, we will expand, welcoming more scientists into the Collective. The revolution will scale, node by node, lab by lab, until science is once again aligned with its true purpose: serving humanity, not monopolies.

Move forward with me. Let us show the world.