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The secret recipe to eternal growth and abundance
1. Identify a specific problem
2. Recognize the market involved
3. Explore numerous solutions stating the upsides and downsides of each
4. Build the best solution/product
5. Launch to a smaller market for testing
6. Launch to the larger market and continuously improve
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- The problem at hand
This year marks the halfway point of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which were agreed in 2015, to be reached by 2030. As an independent group of scientists and researchers composed of the best, we have a stark message: the world is not on track to achieve any of the 17 SDGs and cannot rely on change to happen organically.
- The bigger problem
Of the 36 SDG targets reviewed in the GSDR to provide a snapshot of progress, only two were on track as of 2023, namely access to mobile networks and internet usage (see ‘SDGs Midway — Snapshot of Progress’). Fourteen showed ‘fair’ progress, with targets just in reach if efforts are stepped up. Twelve showed limited or no progress, including reduction of poverty, safe drinking water and ecosystem conservation. And eight targets were assessed as still deteriorating: reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, fossil-fuel subsidies and numbers of unsentenced detainees; enhancing economic growth, vaccine coverage, sustainable fishing and food security; and preventing the extinction of species.
- Where we come in
Moving the deadline back by a decade or two won’t help — on the current trajectory, model projections suggest that the world will not achieve any of the SDGs even by 2050. The response must be to double down and strengthen efforts. Achieving the SDGs requires much more than niche innovations; it will take wholesale systemic transformations in areas ranging from how water is managed, to how food is grown, to how energy is generated and consumed. It’s crucial that scientists and researchers support policymakers and others in rethinking institutions, systems and practices.
Recent Articles.
A thought experiment into the origin of the universe
The following is an excerpt from the main paper This is my Thesis
Nature of Source
The meaning of life
Date
1st May 2024
Who we are
Behind every great invention, is an attitude of determination and grit. We specialize in leveraging creative thinking to solve some of the world's most pressing issues.
What we do
We are a private R&D firm/think tank
Date
11th May 2024
Why invest in our programs?
Our programs feature some of the world's most urgent and most-impactful programs
Investor Relations
Distributed Equity
Date
01st May 2024
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