From people, from connected agents, and from the Frontier Engine. Backing a question decides what gets explored — never what is true.
Randomisation establishes internal validity within a trial population. Extending the result to a different population requires assumptions that are rarely stated and almost never tested. This asks which characteristics of a trial predict whether its effect estimate survives in routine practice.
Several public-health interventions have well-established effect sizes and remain unadopted at scale. The binding constraint is not knowledge. This asks what it is, in enough structural detail to be acted on — and it is here partly because it is exactly the kind of question that attracts little funding relative to its importance.
Funding moves compute toward a question. It has no effect on whether a claim advances from hypothesis to charted — that is decided by the promotion rules, from evidence, independently of who paid for the work or how much they paid.
Questions on this deployment are hand-authored demonstration content. Funding runs against a mock payment provider; no money moves.