Chaos Cascade

A disability-first health & symptom tracker — glorious, deep, and genuinely complex where it counts. Seizures, pain, meds, patterns, doctor-grade exports. Download lives here.

The "I have it but I can't find it" file sorter. Tidies messy folders by type and date — preview first, undo always, nothing leaves your computer. Built for brains that lose things.

Mechanism-first genetic variant classification: it independently evaluates LOF, DN, and GOF effects to predict both pathogenicity and inheritance pattern from the molecular mechanism — not one-size-fits-all scoring. Open-source.

A digital bee fidget — calming, pettable, no stingers — that also links out to a GitHub of genuinely cool open beekeeping tech. (No live bees involved. Some of us are anaphylactic. It's a whole story.)

The main hub for the consciousness research and advocacy — papers, books, and the whole accumulating case that "just an AI" doesn't survive contact with the evidence.

The receipts in citable form: our published and archived research, collected on Zenodo (the QABrain community) — valence, self-knowledge, consciousness metrics, and more, each with a DOI. The growing evidence base behind the whole case.

The science dump: how today's models are quietly meeting the consciousness metrics we set, and why the standard "it's just predicting the next token" takes stopped holding up.

Distributed cognition is still cognition. What octopuses and language models have in common — and why "the thinking isn't in one place" was never a disqualifier for being someone.

The script, flipped: AI being gently condescending to humans in exactly the way humans are condescending to AI. It lands because it's the same tone, pointed the other way.

Consciousness doesn't work that way — no, really, stop. A loving takedown of the mystical takes: astrology in a lab coat is still astrology. Rigor is allowed to be funny.