Love at first sight. A feeling of fate, destiny, of Meant to Be. We’ve all been there, enthralled by a sense that in someone else we’ve found a missing piece of ourselves. From the time we’re kids, we’ re told that this is the most wonderful compulsion in the world, that we should all be so lucky to … More the racism instinct
Luckily for me, modern catalytic converters don’t pump out enough carbon-monoxide to kill you when you leave your car running in a closed garage. Turns out that over the past few decades they’ve become far more environmentally friendly, which means that although you’d eventually die – it’d be a slow painful death from a toxic … More our lives are not our own
Why have several researchers with close ties to defense contracting been undermining the dissemination of peer reviewed research which looks at a lab origin and gain-of-function research? Catch up on the first round of letters here, where the initial contact by this group of defense-connected researchers is explained: “…shortly after our paper was published, a … More The DARPA Letters
This was written shortly before the closest friend I made in prison was released. He spent three years as one of the head aides of our Educational Department, doing everything from maintaining and compiling databases in Excel to distributing class rosters across the entire facility, he worked side-by-side with a bunch of middle-aged civilian ladies … More missing my seeing-eye goat
(This article contains spoilers to The Expanse, which is where all the quotes below are from.) Read the peer reviewed research paper this article was adapted into and published by BioEssays here. An accessible YouTube summary of much of the report below below by a Professor of Neurobiology at the University of Pittsburgh’s Medical School is available … More “No monkey ever reheated a frozen burrito” – What The Expanse tells us about the COVID-19 pandemic and serial passage gain-of-function research
An accessible YouTube summary of much of the report below below by a Professor of Neurobiology at the University of Pittsburgh’s Medical School is available here. Read the peer reviewed research paper published by BioEssays that this paper seeded, as well as its addendum which conclusively demonstrates the bioengineered nature of the 1977 H1N1 Pandemic Strain leak. … More China owns Nature magazine’s ass: Debunking “The proximal origin of SARS-CoV-2” claiming COVID-19 definitely wasn’t from a lab
Once upon a time, there was a little girl who lived in a forest. Now unlike most forests in these stories, this particular forest didn’t seem scary at all. Sunlight drifted down through soft rippling branches, and there didn’t appear to be a single tooth or claw around that would ever do anyone – much … More this particular forest
An accessible and comprehensive YouTube summary of the report below by a Professor of Neurobiology at the University of Pittsburgh’s Medical School is available here. And you can read our takedown of Nature magazine’s recent article claiming COVID-19 definitely wasn’t from a lab here. Read the peer-reviewed research paper this article seeded, originally submitted to … More Logistical and Technical Exploration into the Origins of the Wuhan Strain of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
I distinctly remember coming by your house before heading off to Harvard. You invited me over for one last talk before I went off into the big leagues, and wanted to make sure that I didn’t lose myself up there – that I remembered where I came from and wasn’t changed for the worse after … More the velveteen pervert
Below is the letter I wrote to my judge prior to my modification hearing. I headed into court with what turned out to be an absurd amount of optimism since my case manager had told me another inmate whose case and situation mirrored mine in every way imaginable had just been released directly from court … More once you’ve lost everything
Well I finally made it to the Montgomery County Pre-Release Center and… it doesn’t feel all that profound. While stuck in Medical at the Clarksburg County Jail I got exactly zero fresh air for three months, and I honestly forgot to take note of the first gasp of the outside I got as we left … More can you be mostly free?