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SPAMOUFLAGE: How Massive Inauthentic Networks Pretend to Be GrassrootsJuly 5, 2026
The Meta takedown in 2023 removed nearly ten thousand accounts and pages in a single enforcement action. But this was not a single network that suddenly appeared. It was the consolidation of investigations dating back to 2019, when researchers first identified a pattern of coordinated fake accounts posting low quality content across multiple platforms. What Meta eventually discovered was that this pattern was not multiple separate operations, as they had previously assumed, but a single, unified operation that had been continuously active, evolving, and relocating to new platforms as older accounts were discovered and shut down.
MALADAPTIVE DAYDREAMING: THE RICHNESS AND THE COSTJuly 1, 2026
There's another layer, particularly if your daydreams center on romantic relationships. Idealized relationships in one's daydreams begin to become more concrete, and an individual envisions themselves almost in a relationship with another individual, not someone they know in the real world, but rather someone who is a composite of all the qualities they wish to have in a partner.This fantasy partner is perfect. They're endlessly patient. They understand you completely. They never disappoint. They never need things you can't give. They're always available. They're always emotionally attuned.Your real partner? They're complicated. They have their own needs. They get frustrated. They can't read your mind. They're not a composite of ideal traits; they're a whole human with limitations.
Doxing: How Identity Becomes a WeaponJune 29, 2026
The information was always public. That is exactly what makes it dangerous. The Moment You Find Out It starts with a notification you do not recognize. Then three more. Then a screenshot someone sends you, not because they want you to see it, but because they think you should know before you find out some
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Astroturfing: The Illusion of GrassrootsJune 17, 2026
The mechanisms of astroturfing on social media include: coordinated networks of fake accounts posting in sync to amplify messages, bot networks that retweet and repost to create artificial momentum, paid networks of real people hired to post reviews and comments that appear authentic, purchased ads designed to look like organic posts, and real activist networks that coordinate to appear spontaneous. The sophistication has evolved. Early astroturfing was obvious, all the reviews read the same, all posted within hours of each other. Modern astroturfing is harder to detect because the coordination is strategic, varied in voice and timing, and distributed across multiple platforms and accounts.
Series Two: Relationship SabotageJune 16, 2026
Why We Get in Our Own Way The relationship you keep returning to in your memory is not always the one you had. Sometimes it is the one you prevented. You remember the moment it turned. Not the argument, not the silence that followed, but the moment just before, when something in you shifted from
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