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Version 0.13.0 · 08/25/2026, 19:13

New stories and cards that are easier to open

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I'm launching a startup

A new illustrated story explains how a web comic/book can make it possible to publish a project about the phenomenon progressively. It also develops the idea of a startup, a factory producing saints and a healthier solution for people who get lost in rabbit holes.

A factory where haloed saints are mass-produced on an industrial conveyor belt.

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The funniest people on the planet

This new story looks back at a game of volleyball during which several men were laughing and at how self-deprecation helped put things into perspective. It also includes a timeline dated April 2026 and a question that was heard: “Why doesn’t he fit in?”

A beach-volleyball scene in the story’s universe.

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Come on, let's stir things up

This story brings together several memories from 2025 about the people the author thought were “gangstalkers”, the idea of mutinying and putting everything open source, and the distance gained from that period.

An illustration in response to the story “Come on, let's stir things up”.

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I'm going to tell everyone

A new story explains what the author says when the people he hears challenge him or say unpleasant things: he reminds them that he considers them kind and that he will tell everyone.

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A kind of Ninja Warrior

This new story compares managing everyday life, work, loved ones and the relationship with the people from the phenomenon to a Ninja Warrior course, with obstacles such as “If you want, I know a good psychiatrist” and “Maybe it’s just burnout”.

An illustration of the Ninja Warrior analogy.

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Four new reflection cards

The “Personal reflection” section now includes “Who am I?”, “Neo-religions”, “religions.patch” and “The Religionly SaaS”.

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Cards open on the first tap on mobile

On touchscreens, story cards no longer need a first tap to reveal the copy anchor: the first tap opens the card directly. The anchor remains available on mouse and keyboard screens.

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The card now says “The avalanche”

The daily-situation card title has been corrected in all four languages.