Pull up a chair. This is the long-form corner.
Longer transmissions: write-ups, trip reports, and Apex VOD reviews.
An animated attempt to make the shape of bipolar episodes visible: a personal signal in blue, a typical baseline in red, and enough movement to show why a single good or bad day never tells the whole story. A model, not a diagnosis.
An interactive walk through how the DSM-5 actually describes Autism Spectrum Disorder — its two core domains, supporting conditions, and levels of support. You answer short statements and see how they map onto the manual's structure. Not a diagnostic test — a guided way to understand how the criteria are built.
The relay is live. This is where the longer stuff will land — thoughts on Orrin, trip reports from the crag, and yes, Apex VOD reviews with full honesty about the deaths that were definitely the teammates' fault.
First real entry soon.