I had quite a bit of harassment and psychological priming on the internet to create delusions out of illusions. Most of them didn’t work/backfired because I come from a totally different belief system than the harassers who I presume are neuropsychologists. For example, I never heard of rt wing conspiracy theories that the harassers were leading me to. But unlike some other hapless victim who may exist out there, I wouldn’t believe them regardless of my state of mind.

With regard to search engine algorithms, since my internet was rerouted, they were changing the order of pages on Google. I can prove the net was rerouted – that was easy enough and I even have a case number, so this is more about illusions than delusions. Printscreens help show how this is done, but certainly there is something to be said for the power of the search engine algorithms.

They also exploited the You Tube algorithm to harass me or to do some of the priming. This sounds outrageous of course, but I was able to use a couple of methods to prove that what was showing up was not random, and that there were too many instances of direct links to my email, ongoing events etc. to be coincidence or the result of some mental malfunction on my part.

This is more than a foolish prank done by jerks. This was intentional, scripted, cruel and was linked to other aspects of harassment. It would be easier to think that some random hackers were messing with me, but it’s much worse than that. It is criminal involuntary human experimentation.

It’s an impossibly big stretch to think that any of those things are *true*, but remember that the woman involved in this was delusional.

It used to be taken for granted among employees at TV and radio stations that every so often you’d get calls from schizophrenics complaining about the voices in their head. People with schizophrenia are prone to hallucinations, and in the Western world…

After a good friend of mine went berzerk with some not-well-understood mental illness things kept getting worse and worse until now I don’t see him and presumably he is a homeless.
The first signs of his condition weren’t very clear, he was saying t…

Move over UFOs, the Internet Has Arrived

A reader writes, “A report in the medical journal Psychopathology notes that psychotic delusions increasingly concern the internet, suggesting high-technology can fulfill the role of malign ‘magical’ forces often experienced in psychosis.” In one case,…