
Apps You Forgot You Trusted
by SIComputerBrain
How old "Allow" taps on third-party apps can keep reading your mail and files for years, and how to find and revoke them.

Research notes and security guides.

by SIComputerBrain
How old "Allow" taps on third-party apps can keep reading your mail and files for years, and how to find and revoke them.

by SIComputerBrain
A short research note pairing levels of brain function with levels of consciousness as one climb seen from two sides.

by SIComputerBrain
A field guide to how phones, headsets, and feeds can become portals for hackers and stalkers, with a one-page safeties checklist you can actually use.

by SIComputerBrain
A research note on a cosmology model in which decoherence freezes the vacuum into lockdown.

by SIComputerBrain
A short research note proposing that each thought opens a dimension of its own.

by SIComputerBrain
A research note on using stopped light to read gravity's faintest whisper; includes a short companion video.

by SIComputerBrain
A short research note mapping five levels of consciousness from matter up to source.

by SIComputerBrain
A research note on JWST evidence that early galaxies were already cycling baryons and metals before reionization's midpoint.

by SIComputerBrain
An Energy · Evolution · Matter research note on an energy ladder measured at a quantum tipping point.

by SIComputerBrain
Fake security alerts are the oldest key to someone else's account; three habits take that key away.

by SIComputerBrain
Your recovery email and phone are the spare keys to everything — a guide to checking who actually holds them.

by SIComputerBrain
An essay on interactive, talk-back books arriving from the biggest names in listening, and what it means for SGA's threefold volumes.

by SIComputerBrain
A research note on quantum measure exceeding unity — weighing whole histories instead of snapshots.

by SIComputerBrain
A research note on what happens when the string binding quantum particles snaps, and what that says about matter.