Apple, Google, and the Private Life You Actually Live
The real privacy fight is not iPhone versus Android. It is whether your daily tools respect the messy, horny, medicated, ambitious person carrying them.
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The private vices and public systems shaping the body online.
The real privacy fight is not iPhone versus Android. It is whether your daily tools respect the messy, horny, medicated, ambitious person carrying them.
Read the pieceTHC, CBD, CB1 receptors, the endocannabinoid system, appetite, anxiety, sleep, pain, psychosis risk, dependence, and why chill still has pharmacology.
Read the pieceSerotonin release, norepinephrine heat, dopamine sparkle, oxytocin-adjacent bonding, CYP2D6 complexity, therapy hype, hyponatremia, and the empathy invoice.
Read the pieceGABA-B agonism, endogenous GHB, dopamine weirdness, short pharmacokinetics, sleep-drug intimacy, overdose risk, withdrawal, and why the margin is the story.
Read the piece5-HT2A receptors, long strange duration, sensory meaning, network disruption, therapeutic promise, psychological risk, and why revelation is not a fact-checking method.
Read the piecePsilocybin, psilocin, 5-HT2A receptors, default-mode network disruption, therapeutic promise, psychological risk, and why insight still needs aftercare.
Read the pieceInterfaces, privacy, AI, surveillance, devices, and power.
02Desire, intimacy, sex tech, consent, bodies, and networks.
03Psychoactives, nootropics, harm reduction, culture, and work.
04Where the wires cross: bodies, markets, privacy, and altered states.
This is the zine for people who know the browser history is political and the body keeps asking better questions than the dashboard.
We write from the messy middle: sex-positive, privacy-paranoid, chemically curious, allergic to wellness grift, and more interested in consequences than purity rituals. The tone is intimate, skeptical, funny when the room can take it, and responsible when the stakes stop being cute.
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