Frequently Asked Questions

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The Archive includes a series of advanced, empirically grounded cognitive frameworks developed by Jason Brisart. These models explore volition, identity formation, temporal processing, and consciousness. All frameworks are designed to be testable, falsifiable, and suitable for implementation in real-world research settings.

Think of the Archive as your lab’s external theory division — delivering advanced, publication-ready cognitive frameworks you can test immediately. No years of development. No internal staffing overhead. Just ready-to-run research infrastructure at your fingertips. Most labs invest $120K+/year per theoretical researcher. The Brisart Archive delivers multiple high-impact frameworks for less than half that — accelerating discovery while cutting costs.

The annual license grants full access to all current and future Brisart frameworks, permission to perform independent research and publish findings, and the right to develop non-commercial theoretical extensions with proper attribution. Commercial use requires a separate agreement.

The Brisart Research Archive is currently in early access mode. The $50,000 academic license reflects a strategic decision to encourage adoption by top research institutions during this initial launch phase. As more labs begin testing and publishing results, the value of the Archive is expected to rise. Early partners gain long-term access at a fraction of the anticipated future cost — without compromising on content quality or exclusivity.

Each framework is designed to be independently testable via established experimental paradigms and academic research methods. Validation is encouraged through formal studies conducted by licensed institutions.

Each framework includes a unique Zenodo DOI. Proper citation must include the framework title, author (Jason Brisart), and DOI. Citation instructions are provided within the license agreement.

Frameworks may be tested, analyzed, and extended academically. However, the core intellectual property may not be altered, redistributed, or commercialized without prior written permission.

Licensed institutions may request the development of a custom framework. Proposals are evaluated based on scientific merit, alignment with ongoing research themes, and available development capacity.

Upon execution of the license and receipt of payment, secure digital access will be provided to the full Brisart Research Archive, including all updates released during the license term.