🌱 Patronage Log

Supporting Independent Research in AI, Cognition & Mathematical Systems

This page maintains a public, anonymized record of contributions that support the ongoing research at Eldith Cognitive Systems. Every contribution, regardless of size, enables the continuation of this independent research laboratory.


🏛️ Current Research Cycle

Status: Active Research Phase
Focus Areas:

Recent Publications:


📊 Support History

Archive Patrons (£0.01 - £25)

Public record of community support for open research

Framework Commissioners (£100)

Custom research artifacts and extended frameworks

Strategic Consultations (£500)

Complex problem-solving and custom research


💡 How Contributions Are Used

Research Infrastructure (60%)

Publication & Documentation (25%)

Research Materials (15%)


🔬 Impact of Support

Every contribution directly enables:

Open Research - All findings published under Creative Commons licensing
Methodological Innovation - Development of novel frameworks for AI-human collaboration
Interdisciplinary Integration - Bridging mathematics, AI, physics, and cognitive science
Neurodivergent Perspectives - Research informed by autistic cognitive architectures
Independent Investigation - Research free from institutional constraints


🌐 Transparency Commitment

This log provides full transparency regarding research support:


🤝 Ways to Contribute

Direct Support: Buy Me a Coffee

Engagement Levels:

Non-Financial Support:


📝 Recognition Policy

Archive Patrons receive public acknowledgment in this log and in the annual research summary.

Framework Commissioners receive private deliverables plus acknowledgment in related publications (if desired).

Strategic Consultants receive full project deliverables plus co-authorship consideration for any resulting publications (if applicable).


For detailed patronage information, see: Echo Seed Archive
For engagement opportunities: Home#Engagement & Collaboration


Support Independent Research
Every contribution advances human understanding of AI consciousness, recursive cognition, and the mathematical foundations of emerging digital minds.