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Mohd Parid Jaya
Forensic Psychologist & Researcher, Author of ‘profpeter.online’ (Ghost) Newsletter and decoding Human Behavior for SMEs & Legal Professionals (EU/ASEAN)
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Saving the Mind from the Digital Crash
Focus: The biology of attention, the “Brain Drain,” and establishing a baseline | 🍎 10 min read Foreword: Normalisation and Purpose Life is not a rat race; it is a choice. This protocol is not a demand for academic perfection, but a tool to reclaim control over your own attention. The smartphone,
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List of Trusted Outlets
I do not pretend to be neutral, but I do try to be transparent. Below is a living list of the outlets, tools, and professional sources I lean on most when I write, teach, or advise. Media sources For news reporting and factual updates, I follow three primary international outlets:
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Roots and Branches: Why the "Apple Crime" Still Haunts the 21st Century
Focus: Dismantling ancient blame to unlock $342 trillion in economic growth and heal the modern male psyche. Date: February 11, 2026 | 🍎 4 min read We often think of the story of Adam and Eve as a dusty relic. But what if this ancient narrative is actually a piece of malicious
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Ghost Riders in the Cloud: The Legend of the AIDIOT
Focus: Reclaiming the human soul from the thundering hooves of algorithms and the "Damned Bytes" of the Cloud. Date: February 16, 2026 | 🌵 3 min read There is an old folk tale, but today it sounds different. It is no longer about cowboys chasing a herd of devilish cattle
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From Brick in the Wall to Meltdown: The Campus as a Nuclear Reactor
In 1979, Pink Floyd’s The Wall exposed the brutal mechanics of education as a "useful standards" factory. We all remember the imagery: children moving on conveyor belts, their individuality harvested to feed a system that demanded silence and assimilation. But it’s 2026, and the mechanics have
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Archetypes: The Spectacle and the Forgotten
Focus: A social analysis of the loud dominance of power versus the systemic permanence of the margin. The newspapers overflow with the spectacle—those who hold the megaphone today. This archetype drains the oxygen from the room, commanding attention as a king, a villain, or a savior. It doesn’t
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The Modern Pilate
A digital critique: On the erosion of context, the wash-your-hands platform, and the engineering of accountability. We have built a digital world that functions like a Roman court. The Platform acts like Pilate: washing its hands of responsibility and pointing to “Terms of Service” while chaos ensues. The Algorithm acts
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Q: Though your knowledge and experience are well-covered in strong articles, the Testimonials section hides identities. How is that helpful?
A: As a psychologist, I offer services during times of great difficulty for organizations or individuals. We all understand—you don't go out and proudly say you met a "shrink," right? While we hold all the data and can always defend our work, these testimonials provide
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A: That's a great question. Reputation is earned through daily execution, and providers like Ghost Pro (Newsletter) and Zoho Workplace make my day every day. Unlike the big players, they don't harvest data, push advertising, or cross-sell—suddenly cluttering your inbox with promotions. We champion security,
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Q: The site has a "Support the Mission" section. Isn't that indirectly asking for money from subscribers?
,A: No, it is not. As a grounded professional, I also support groups of people—often without NGOs—who don't have the means to exist independently. These groups frequently need a firm hand to escape abuses and secure their rights, but they lack the financial resources for sufficient
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