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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 28/09/2026

I appreciate finding other people who are informed enough to have an accurate and rational take on this pathological technology…

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 27/09/2026

YES: it’s what THEY want. Corpos, bigots, grifters; ultra-privileged, authoritarian, deluded legislators; etc. They push for shit MOST people DON’T want/haven’t asked for. Pushing again & again after society says no. Trying lame new angles, “reasonable”, Centrist™ language & emotional manipulation.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 15/09/2026

Once again, @bsky.app is crashing the tab on Safari (iOS 26.7) every time I try to post with photos from my photo library. TECH SUCKS #techsucks #fucktech #fuckthecomputerindustry #whatisthegoddamnedpoint

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Abdul El-Sayed @abdulelsayed.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

We're being told that if we sacrifice the rights of some people, then the rest of us get to keep our rights. We all know that's some BS.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 05/09/2026

On being friends after: Being rejected by the person you love is destructive to self-esteem/worth, but just wait: it may become throughly monstrous upon seeing who they pursue instead/after you.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 04/09/2026

Crying alone in the dark of a Philly hotel room where I’ve been supporting my best friend through cancer treatment. Checkout @11; lots of driving. I‘VE NOT SLEPT AT ALL. I’m broken by being repeatedly abandoned by the women I commit to. I’ve been mostly alone for 22 years. I can’t do this anymore.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 26/08/2026

Oh Philly… 🤦🏽‍♂️

A clearly disused, rusty, formerly-red fire hydrant, on a Philadelphia sidewalk that has had its top cone and spout caps removed, and been filled with GARBAGE. Basically, it’s a fire hydrant that’s been repurposed as a trash can and assume it’s nobody’s job to empty it. Many of the bags are green for some reason, and I wonder if those are dog shit bags. There’s also what looks like a ragged spent cigar on the ground in the foreground (thought it was dog shit but it seems to be a cigar), and a crumpled black plastic bag, possibly with dog shit in it. The photo background is a little bit of street, as the camera was aimed mostly at the fire hydrant trash receptacle. There’s also some unidentified litter/debris. This is located on Callowhill St, a very short distance from The Hannah and Netrality’s insanely loud data center exhaust fans. Putting a hotel/apartment complex across from this data center seems extremely counterintuitive to me. We hear it ALL the time. Luckily my earplugs help at night. I don’t hate this city, but I absolutely feel no love for it when not explicitly enjoying the great restaurants we sometimes visit here. Staying here for a few weeks while my best friend gets CAR-T for myeloma. Everything is so emotionally exhausting. I am so tired and so done with life, but still taking occasional photos which might amuse or make for entertaining memories if I ever find a life mate to share them with.

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IYKYK 🌮 @nisslbody.blacksky.app · 25/08/2026

If we decide that somebody's rights are disposable, there's literally nothing left protecting my rights or your rights. Trans rights are human rights and that means everybody. We all have human rights, or nobody does.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 15/08/2026

Since there’s dating app discourse: they’re scammy exploitative abuses of human loneliness. Also, here‘s me showing off (normally masked at socially-isolating, alone-amongst-people Planet Fitness outings b/c best friend’s cancer); I deleted OKCupid for being horrific and I have no dating profile:

Me. A 50-year-old man with short-cropped, side-buzzed, salt & pepper hair, wearing a brown shirt with “I Voted” sticker, sitting in the pretty grass & flowers at my best friend’s house in Philly a month or so ago. I’m kinda smiling; it takes effort to convey pleasantness when you’d rather jump in front of a freight train by this point, yet absolutely won’t do so because of the fear of surviving and having made life even worse.

Me. A 50-year-old man with short-cropped, side-buzzed, salt & pepper hair, wearing a brown shirt with “I Voted” sticker, laying in the pretty grass & flowers at my best friend’s house in Philly a month or so ago, with my head propped up. I tried smiling, but didn’t make it this time; it takes effort to convey pleasantness when you’d rather jump in front of a freight train by this point, yet absolutely won’t do so because of the fear of surviving and having made life even worse.

Me. A 50-year-old man with short-cropped, side-buzzed, salt & pepper hair, wearing a dark red shirt, sitting against an impressive tree at Bartrum’s Garden in Philly a month or so ago. I’m kinda smiling; it takes effort to convey pleasantness when you’d rather jump in front of a freight train by this point, yet absolutely won’t do so because of the fear of surviving and having made life even worse.

Me. A 50-year-old man with short-cropped, side-buzzed, salt & pepper hair, wearing… OH MY GOD, it’s one of those fucking awful shirtless bathroom selfies!!! I’m so fucking sorry…. I’m kinda smiling; it takes effort to convey pleasantness when you’d rather jump in front of a freight train by this point, yet absolutely won’t do so because of the fear of surviving and having made life even worse.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 15/08/2026

Humans AREN’T fundamentally bad! We’re fundamentally VULNERABLE to allowing toxic culture to form, creating & elevating pathological members; letting them trick us into granting them more than their fair share. We’re vulnerable to the manipulation of those who behave in ways the rest of us WOULDN’T.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 15/08/2026

The technofascists actively believing so-called “AI” is intelligent are ignorant and/or deluded, but all of them believe they’ll puppeteer it into fulfilling their wants: propping up their ideologies & sociopolitical dominance; magically doing all the hard intellectual labor for them, for free.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 15/08/2026

“I hope you get the help you need” is one of the worst fucking platitudes ever. I’ve been telling everyone what I NEED for decades. It’s not on offer. I’ve been mostly alone, trapped, and repeatedly abandoned. I’m 50 years old. Don’t fucking tell me it’ll get better unless you’re delivering proof.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 14/08/2026

Via sci-fi, I loved the idea of AI (real AI, not today’s fake BS grifter LLM shit). I developed anger at endless “evil AI” trope plots, and at the throwaway valuation of & bigotry against AI postulated in fiction. One day someone pointed out: the goal of AI is slavery. Now I oppose creating real AI.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 05/08/2026

I love this thread about matter “transportation”. It is rational & logical, instead of fantastical & philosophical. I commented on it at the end, so read the whole thread… and then stay for the commentary, ha ha…

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 04/08/2026

I fell for the Verge’s framing because actual BlueSky devs/owners have been awful to their own users, and because everything is just so fucking insanely exhausting anymore. Sharing in culpability for engaging & liking the rage posts 🫣🤦🏽‍♂️

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Hume's Ghost @humesghost.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

Everyone of the techbros seems to be deeply disturbed, bordering on derangement/insanity. And it's deeply disturbing how much influence they have over the world we live in.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 28/07/2026

It’s a huge social faux pas for men to express this, but fuck it: I‘m fucking lonely & seriously need to be held by a kind, loving, trustworthy woman, but my best friend is 215 miles away. Sudden intense pain felt momentarily life-threatening. FAR too much physical & emotional pain this year😭💀

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 25/07/2026

I swear to fuck, Apple tests NOTHING. Had a timer on iPad (why iPad took the Siri command when iPhone was right there, too, I don’t know). A while later I called out “Siri, how’s the timer?” It said “There’s a timer with about 10 minutes left.” NO, fuckface! It was done, chiming almost inaudibly!!

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Ted McCormick @tedmccormick.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

everyone in this convo knows this already but the closest thing to universities changing to better reflect the full range of publics they serve is precisely what centrists have banned as woke and divisive

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Iron Spike @ironspike.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

This shit with Taylor Farms is exactly what I’m talking about when I say you may say you “don’t do politics,“ but politics are more than happy to do you. The microbes political bribes got out the door and into your intestines don’t particularly care that you find it all beneath you.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 14/07/2026

This is an awesome thread (in length & visual appeal) exemplifying why I wish my brain wasn’t math-disabled (dyscalculia). There‘re so many neat things people can do, especially creatives, with a math-capable brain. Go have a scroll through these cool displays (all that’s missing is MOD music):

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A.R. Moxon @juliusgoat.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

The Republican Party is not our enemy because we intend to kill them, but because they intend to kill us--and already have killed a great many of us. Your friendship ought not to have survived that; it is to your great discredit that it did. Our anger, born of discouragement, is real and abiding.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 12/07/2026

Graham: a dead person deserving no kindness; he actively EARNED disrespect. There are others in power who’ve earned society’s animosity via their actions. Nobody is born to hate: Bigots are acculturated by family/peers to hate irrationally. Non-bigots rationally hate those who are harmful to society

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 03/07/2026

Anyone prog/left reading this live in Tucson AZ? How do you feel about it? I’ve lived near Allentown PA for 50 years. Few (now 0) friends, fewer romantic relationships. Dating sites/meetup make my region seem devoid of my kind of people. Deathly lonely. ExGF thinks I’d be better off in Tucson.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 03/07/2026

Every night I hope to die spontaneously in my sleep, so I don’t have to keep feeling my life go by without escape from this place and without any way to find a life partner. It’s too late; too far along. I don’t want to risk making it worse by trying to end it & failing, or hurting the few who care.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 03/07/2026

The loneliness & isolation is unbearable. I’m going to die alone. Every time I commit, they abandon me. No one commits. No one stays, despite telling me I’m handsome, intelligent, kind, and whatever else they tell me I am, to make it sound like I’ll find someone new, like they did. I am finished.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 28/06/2026

Fantastic thread of excerpts. This is what gives me a sliver of hope for future tech: a few tech-oriented people see this current shit for what it is, and I’m not alone being one of them. Spread the facts; stop worshipping tech & the tech executive class.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 28/06/2026

I’ve the “luck” of owning a house: shared walls; busy street; constantly inundated w/noise. Disability pays mortgage+ most bills (most; still getting other help b/c it’s not enough). Trauma associated w/this house. It is KILLING me. I want out so badly I’m considering living in a vehicle.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 26/06/2026

Exactly this: these corporations are actively self-destructing to feed a fantasy that promises their FIRE ALL HUMANS hard-on gets satisfied.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 24/06/2026

This is exactly why I keep telling people primaries are important, even if you must switch from “unaffiliated/independent” to Democrat in closed primary states to vote in them. Worth the hassle.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 17/06/2026

I've done things of merit, therefore I have value/worth. It's important to remember this about ourselves from time to time, especially after suffering painful losses. This is a gentle song I updated years ago, but never posted to my SoundCloud. Here it is. I'm proud of my work; I hope you enjoy it…🎧

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dancing at the edge of the end of the world (April 28 2014) (updated April 4, 2022)

Re-upload of an old song turned into new song (updated lyrics/vocals). This was originally from an old 4-channel tracker module I did in the early 90s. It has been seriously upgraded. Bigger, better,

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 17/06/2026

RFK Jr is a fucking ignorant lying motherfucking fuckface. Aside from baseball, in which I’ve no interest, I’ve done all that stuff. I also make music, jog, hike, write fiction & social commentary, and have actual relationships. I’m on disability b/c sociopaths like him drove me from the workforce.

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Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD @elizabethjacobs.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

Science is built on a foundation of hundreds of papers. If the removal of a single paper from that foundation completely upsets your hypothesis, it often means you’re sciencing incorrectly. He has so little evidence for his claims that he has to cling to this paper and fight tooth and nail.

Lawrence H. Lash, Ph.D.
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Department of Pharmacology
540 East Canfield Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201 USA
Dear Dr. Lash:
I am writing to you regarding the editorial process concerning the removal of the article
"Vaccines and sudden infant death: An analysis of the VAERS database 1990-2019 and review of the medical literature," by Neil Z. Miller. As you may know, research integrity and academic freedom have been important issues to me for decades in my private career and continue to be important to me in government service. In the case of research conducted or supported by the Public Health Service, the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Research Integrity promotes research integrity through education programs and oversees investigations of alleged research misconduct. Research integrity and academic freedom are vital to high-quality and trustworthy scientific investigation and debate.
For that reason, the recent decision to remove the article is of great interest to me. Retraction, and even removal, of seriously flawed publications is appropriate in certain cases. However, it should be accompanied by a transparent and full explanation of why such an action was carried out. For example, a guide on publication ethics, Wager et al (2009), states that the notice of retraction should "state the reason(s) for retraction."
The notice of removal you issued had only two sentences explaining the retraction. Given the high levels of public interest in vaccine safety and a history of both overt and obscure pressure against the study of some of these topics, such a brief notice of removal is woefully insufficient.
To assist me and my staff in understanding the editorial standards regarding retraction, removal, and research integrity being applied by Toxicology Reports, please provide the following information by June 25, 2026:
1. How the removal decision was reached: Please provide the full internal written analysis that justifie…

methodological flaws in this article, the journal initiated an investigation." Please identify the experts who conducted this investigation and the conflicts of interest these experts may have.
3. Clarification of treatment of corroborating literature cited by Miller: The Miller paper cites an extensive literature on an association between sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and recent vaccinations, from 1933" to 2014". Did the experts involved in investigating the Miller article also investigate those cited papers?
4. Criteria "potential implications for medical practice": you cite "the potential implications for medical practice" as a reason for retraction. Can you please define the criteria by which a scientific paper's "potential implications for medical practice" are determined and considered for the purpose of retraction? Are they applied equivalently to papers with similar subject areas and hence, implications for medical practice- but with different conclusions?
5. Criteria for article removal versus retraction: Please explain why you opted for the removal of an article rather an expression of concern or retraction. Which specific guidelines on scientific integrity and publication ethics did you follow when deciding to remove the paper?
To rebuild the American public's trust in public health and medical science, full transparency regarding these decisions is essential. The public deserves to know how and if the scientific publishing industry is taking its duty to ensure research integrity seriously and ethically.
1 look forward to your prompt response.
Sincerely,
Platkamax
Robert F. Kennedy,

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J.D. Buffington @jdbuffington.com · 13/06/2026

This whole thread, up to within hours ago, over days, is a feat of human compassion and benevolence. It’s what we should strive for—just, help something or someone else feel safe if they’re vulnerable. Nature is harsh and cruel and we somehow developed kindness to help make life worth living.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 13/06/2026

I thought it was too good to be true and went to read the article. I was disappointed it wasn’t a court in my own country, but it’s good none the less.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 11/06/2026

A feature of discernment is to know when NOT to allow someone to be on your side. For example: I think there’s legit discussion to be had about the physiological dependence & withdrawal impacts of psych drugs, but I reject any commentary from Scientologists by default because they’re anti-science.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 11/06/2026

There is FINALLY *scrollable* alt-text on this damnable website!!!! The static text field was stupid from day 1. Just like the lack of post editing was stupid from day 1. But they’ve their LLM & crypto obsessions to focus on…

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 09/06/2026

I lost ALL messages w/my ex on my devices b/c Apple has a bug since iOS 18 where RCS & iMessages switching back & forth will corrupt a conversation, breaking OUTGOING iMessages. Deleting & starting with a new conversation didn’t fix this, but it did delete our chat history. ALL TECH IS FUCKING SHIT

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 07/06/2026

Fantastic thread about being the friction in a [corrupt] system that slows it and reduces its harm capability:

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 05/06/2026

Yes, it CAN happen here. Yes, fascism IS happening here. I’m unaware of any of RFK’s associated grifting bullshit peddlers ever being forced out of conferences by cops…

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 04/06/2026

Especially after employers discounted & obstructed our good work, abused us into having PTSD, and now we can no longer work at all. Injury after injury. Insults after series of injuries. Then to be forced to repeatedly justify our disability status, or never get it at all. It’s all DEEPLY OFFENSIVE.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 03/06/2026

This was predicted. We who predicted it were told to stop fear-mongering. 🤦🏽‍♂️ Fascism and bigotry never stop at one target. If someone targets one marginalized group, they will inevitably target all of them. Defend ALL, or nobody is free.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 01/06/2026

Refusing to vote is not protest; it is surrender. A vote for a politician is not an endorsement of everything about them, nor a declaration of love. Sometimes we have to hold our noses and vote for harm reduction; even if there will be harm, we can choose to reduce it by obstructing WORSE.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 01/06/2026

Every fucking thing they attach LLMs to is a security, privacy, and functionality disaster.

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 30/05/2026

Social friction & respectful conflict is HEALTHY for human minds. Mil/billionaires get massive doses of sycophancy via wealth. It makes them showcase delusional & narcissistic behavior. Now LLMs present average people w/the opportunity to experience sycophancy at low/no cost, suffering the same.

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‘Sycophantic’ AI chatbots tell users what they want to hear, study shows

Scientists warn of ‘insidious risks’ of increasingly popular technology that affirms even harmful behaviour

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 30/05/2026

I wish it didn’t take personally experiencing hardship to wake up to reality, but I guess it’s what many people need. I hope it helps them develop some empathy for others. It’s true that the more I’ve suffered, the more empathy I experience, and the more hate I witness, the more I support victims.

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'I was dumb as a rock': Hardcore MAGA couple ditches Trump after getting 'kick in teeth'

After voting for Donald Trump multiple times, longtime Republicans Ron and Chrissey Kelley turned on the president and his MAGA movement when his second administration’s policies threatened their live...

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jace cavacini @dysamoria.com · 29/05/2026

Seen in Philadelphia today at a community boat dock:

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