Henrik Selje Bygnes

BloodshotEyes came to a Norwegian forum asking how to inject heroin. Over the next four years, strangers watched his experiment become dependence, relapse, treatment, and despair.

A rant about how people actually use studies: reading the headline, skipping the methods, and confusing confidence with understanding. On confounders, trial groups, funding bias, why ’no evidence’ isn’t ‘dangerous’, and why anecdotes are early signals worth taking seriously.

A slightly angry magnesium deep-dive: deficiency and soil, elemental magnesium, labels that make no sense, the real reason oxide absorbs poorly, and where studies and anecdotes each belong.

A personal, harm-aware note on PPAP HCl: mechanism, effect profile, self-experimentation bias, and why productive does not automatically mean safe.

A blunt essay on AI as a present-tense force: alignment, acceleration, agency, consciousness, and the uncomfortable possibility that joining the system becomes the only realistic move.

A practical framework for reading the body as a noisy sensor array: pupils, sweating, gut sounds, reflexes, vitals, HRV, confounders, and the limits of self-observation.