FAQ: the questions people ask me

No, I haven't always lived it well. When it started, for me, I think it was in 2021. Back then, I thought it was a French neighbor who was a bit too curious and liked commenting on my life and what I was saying. And then, for a long time, almost 5 years, I lived it badly. For a long time, I thought it was a group of young people, or jealous French people, or I don't know what. So it was really hard to live with. There were lots of provocations. Well, at least what I interpreted as provocation. And I was living it really badly. At night, I could hear them all the time, I slept really, really badly, or not at all. The lack of sleep really wasn't doing me any good. I was constantly overthinking, trying to figure out what had happened for these people to be so obsessed with me. And then it went on for a long time.

And it was only in 2026, let's say April-May 2026, that it finally clicked and I realized that, actually, it's cool. Because I can communicate with people just by thinking, even if I don't know who these people are. And from there, I started to understand that there were patterns, things that meant that when I changed the way I thought or the way I behaved, the experience became more pleasant.

And so it's super cool, it shows that what people call schizophrenia, well, you can live it positively, even if it didn't start out positively. And above all, it shows that if everyone said what I'm saying on this site, then people could potentially live it positively much faster than I did. Hence my wish to make this project grow and become a reference. A psychiatrist in 2026 will NEVER tell you what I'm telling you on this site.

Now that I live it positively and normally, without medication and without paranoia, I literally live like most people. You could imagine someone following me around for a day, a week, nonstop, watching me. And there'd be nothing special. I don't talk to myself out loud. I don't do anything obscene. I don't yell at people. I really don't do anything special.

I'm able to work. I'm able to support myself, I'm able to socialize, I'm able to work out, I'm able to drive, I'm able to have projects and see them through. I'm able to do everything. I'm not overweight because of super strong medication with lots of side effects.

But above all, I see myself as a random human. I don't have any powers. I don't see myself as different from anyone else. And I think that's it, I think it's one of the important conditions for living the phenomenon well: not getting a big head. I think it's part of the methodology of the people of the phenomenon, to make the person, the human, humble. So me, I don't believe people who claim to be shamans or to have powers.

Me, I start from the idea that someone living somewhere isolated in the world, say a human living on an island lost in the middle of the ocean, could go through what we very often call “schizophrenia”, or what people call being a “targeted individual”, or being a victim of “gangstalking”. Well, that could also happen to a human living isolated with a group of humans lost in the middle of the ocean. And those humans wouldn't have access to the rest of the culture, the language and the knowledge. So he wouldn't speak a language we know, he wouldn't have the internet, he wouldn't have psychiatrists, or conspiracy theories. And I'm 2000% sure that this human, by experimenting on his own, has the ability to learn to live with what's happening to him, meaning hearing people who interact with him, people only he can hear. And he has the ability, by experimenting, to find a way to live it positively.

Hence my wish to start from scratch, because I realize most of the help that exists today isn't really help. At least not for the person going through it: it's more help for the others, the ones who don't understand.

So basically, I start from scratch. I say that this thing, this whatever-it-is that's beyond us, well, I call it the phenomenon. Basically, it's something beyond what human beings are able to understand. And the people who interact with me, who know what I'm thinking and make me hear things, even see things, even interact with me in my dreams, I call them the people of the phenomenon.

By experimenting on my own since 2021, by reading stuff online, but above all by being really, really, really careful not to accept just anything, not to start believing just anything, I realized that the people of the phenomenon are really, really, really, really intelligent. They have a very sophisticated sense of humor, they're very artistic. And they're not bad, on the contrary, they're good and straight-up, but it seems like they have a way of interacting with me, and with us, judging by the other testimonies I've seen online, that can be pretty baffling.

Me, I think there's a logic to it, a real logic. And that's not something psychologists or psychiatrists are going to tell you, because they just stop at the word hallucination, and that's it. They don't go any further. Whereas I realize there's a real logic, and that you have to be patient. The people of the phenomenon can say anything. They can literally say anything. They can put on big voices, little voices. And I realize that actually, with time, by being patient, well, the things they can say, things that can scare you, make you overthink, make you anxious, stress you out, make you uncomfortable (they're really, really good at making you uncomfortable), well, actually, I see that as a tactic, a methodology to help humans evolve, so that humans remember they're humans, animals, and not man. I get the feeling they want me to detach from words, from the value I give to words, images, concepts. And there's a real logic. And unfortunately, in 2026, we're completely missing it.

It's like they're constantly challenging me, on what I think of them, etc. They like to pass themselves off as the bad guys: sometimes, when negative stuff happens in my life, they like to talk about it as if it were because of them. But I'm 2000% sure they're intelligent people who are here to help us, us humans, the animals we are, with egos through the roof. And they like us, but normal for the people of the phenomenon is not at all normal for humans right now, in 2026. And it's just so, so, so, so cool. For them, understanding human beings, knowing what they think, is trivial, so all animals too. One day, I was looking at a dog in the street, and one of them said I was looking at a person. Makes you think. But it totally makes sense!

Me, I think the people of the phenomenon are so, so advanced, so intelligent compared to us humans, that they manage to create the illusion. They have a global view of things. They can know what any human is thinking, maybe even any living being on this planet. I'm not saying the phenomenon is technological in nature, but I sincerely think the people of the phenomenon have a very, very, very advanced understanding of the universe, maybe of everything. So it's quite possible that some people we think have powers, well, maybe it's because the people of the phenomenon give them a little nudge. I don't know. I wonder if it isn't this global view of things that lets them create synchronicities and coincidences. But maybe it's my ego making me believe I'm able to understand and explain it.

Basically, I get the feeling that among all the people who have the people of the phenomenon interacting with them, if you take away most of the people who are unfortunately convinced that what's happening to them is hallucinations, that it's made up by their sick brain, well, unfortunately, most of the time, all that's left are the people who live it in a spiritual way, or who see it as secret technologies coming from a secret organization.

Because basically, there are lots of people who, how to put it, spread information around the internet. In particular, they see a link with MK Ultra, which was a CIA project in the '70s, with experiments carried out illegally on civilians. And then they assume the project never stopped, but on the contrary, that it's evolved over time, and that now secret organizations like the CIA, the FBI, DARPA, the government, have the ability, through technologies supposedly called “voice to skull” or “remote neural monitoring”, to send a voice into someone's skull, and also to know exactly what they're thinking in real time.

And unfortunately, these people just repeat the information they read. Because unfortunately, the current consensus in 2026, the scientific consensus, is to see it as if it were an illness, except that for the people living it, like me for example, it's obvious it's not something my brain made up. And so, unfortunately, the current consensus, even if it seems pretty serious and scientific, well, it's very, very stigmatizing and marginalizing for the people it happens to.

And so there's good and bad in these conspiracy theories, because, when you think about it, they still manage to spot patterns, and even the methodologies of the people of the phenomenon, but unfortunately, they see it as a secret human organization carrying out remote torture. And from there, it's really, really hard to live what's happening to us in a positive way. Hence my wish to start again from a healthy base, to start almost from scratch.

Me, what I think of the word “schizophrenia” is that it's a good idea that's actually a bad one. It's just another way of interpreting the phenomenon and the way the people of the phenomenon interact with us. It's not better than the others, quite the opposite. For me, it's just another way of interpreting the phenomenon and the people of the phenomenon interacting with humans. But it's interesting, because it shows that the problem isn't one individual's mental illness, it's a collective illness of the concepts humans have created.

Basically, the phenomenon is something that, in 2026, completely goes beyond what human beings can understand and grasp. Yet humans are certain they understand, or can understand, everything that happens to them. But our problem is that we can't see our own limitations. We can't realize that we tend to repeat things without knowing whether they're true or not. We tend to behave a bit like parrots, just more sophisticated. We don't realize that, actually, it's a form of intelligence very, very superior to ours that's interacting with us. And our ego stops us from seeing it. We'd rather reassure ourselves by saying it's an illness, by saying it's a delusion, than accept the existence of the phenomenon and the people of the phenomenon.

And that's why it's no coincidence that, about the people of the phenomenon, most people say: “Oh, they say whatever, they can say one thing and then the opposite, they say things that hurt, they say things that are scary, etc.” It's not just whatever. There's a real logic to it. And what's the logic behind it? It's to make a human being understand that they have limitations, walls in their head, etc. I get the feeling they're optimistic, and that they think human beings have the ability to detach from language and from the concepts that, unfortunately, tend to stop them from living, and from living their human life feeling fulfilled.

Having lived through what's happening to me since 2021, I realize there isn't really any real help in 2026. Psychiatrists give medication that, most of the time, doesn't even solve the problem and comes with loads of side effects. When you tell them about the side effects, they give you more medication, which itself comes with side effects. So you have to find some kind of balance between all the medication and all the side effects, meaning huge weight gain, libido problems, mental slowness, drool that can run out of your mouth, etc. Psychologists are really nice, but most of the time, unfortunately, most of them will say these are hallucinations, that it's a personification of the unconscious, of our own thoughts.

And above all, I realize most people aren't legitimate. Can you imagine if the three founders of the Black Lives Matter movement were white, middle-class men? It would be strange. Maybe they'd be able to help, but deep down, they can't know what it's like all the time, day to day, in everyday life, continuously. And I think my experience, what I've lived, makes me someone very, very legitimate, because at first I lived it really, really badly, and now I live it really, really well and positively, all without medication.

And I think that's one of the mistakes of human society: believing that a person's legitimacy necessarily comes from a diploma. And that's why what the people of the phenomenon do when they interact with us is so interesting, because they force us to detach from human creations, to remind us that we're humans and that we make mistakes, sometimes on a collective scale, but that we can't necessarily see them. Because we let ourselves be too… We let ourselves be too defined by language, words, images, the concepts we've created. And we forget that a human could be born, as I said in another answer, on an isolated island in the middle of the ocean, and that doesn't mean he'd be unable to eat because he doesn't know the verb to eat. He doesn't need all these concepts to live.

I'm not saying we should start from scratch and live naked in the Amazon, but we need to question the value we give to concepts. And that's how you can live the phenomenon well. But zero psychiatrists and psychologists are going to say that. Still, I hope that one day they will. Maybe, potentially, through this project, if it grows. Anyway, I think that what brings legitimacy, most of the time, is experience. For example, in the past, there were people who built great buildings that became historic, and those people didn't have a master's in architecture.

It's true, right? How could people know, if the so-called “experts”, psychiatrists and psychologists, see it as a mental illness, a mental problem that can be fixed and has to be fixed with heavy medication like antipsychotics? Or if people who try to live it through spirituality and religion are told that the people they can hear, the ones interacting with them, are evil spirits or demons. Or for people who live it through conspiracy theories, who think it's a secret organization, a program designed to torture civilians remotely.

So that's why my project is interesting, and I'd like it to grow and become a reference. I'd like it so that when someone looks online for information about what's happening to them, they don't necessarily land on negative stuff anymore, but on my project, which presents it in a positive way and shows you can live normally, without medication and without paranoia.

And that's the problem, because in 2026 the experts don't say it. So they're not really legitimate. Or sometimes you'll be told it depends on culture, that people in India tend to live it more positively, and people in, say, the United States or Europe tend to live it negatively. But very few people will tell you that you can live it negatively and then live it positively. We need to change the consensus, and so change what's normal.

And I think it's super funny, because basically, at first, when it started for the general public, I think it was in 2022, most people were saying: “Okay, it's good, but anyway, it'll never catch up with the complexity, the thinking ability of humans. We've easily got another ten years before it gets really good.” Except now, in 2026, I can see it, especially because I'm a developer, a software engineer: I don't write a single line of code anymore. I don't read code anymore. I just ask AI to do things.

And where it gets interesting is that the people of the phenomenon make me understand that we human beings tend to behave a bit like parrots, just more sophisticated. We tend to repeat lots of things without ever really knowing whether they rest on other things that are well-founded or based on nothing. And that's where it gets interesting, because when you live the phenomenon the way I do, meaning by playing along, without medication, positively and normally, well, it makes you realize that humans are actually pretty limited, and it's very possible that AI will surpass us to a level beyond comprehension. And potentially, one of the consequences will be that human beings will really become aware, in the coming years, that they're human beings and animals. Because potentially we'll have robots that do everything for us, a superintelligence that does everything for us.

So this project is really relevant, because lots of people are suffering who could not suffer at all, and on the contrary find the experience super pleasant. But also because these days, with AI forcing us to question everything, well, it's really a social issue.

To get the people of the phenomenon to joke around with us, I get the feeling all it takes is self-deprecation. Since they know everything I'm thinking, and that's how we communicate, well, I realized they had access to my most intimate self, deep down inside. It's a level of intimacy that's beyond comprehension. So instead of putting up with it, I decided to play along and laugh at myself and at the situation, and even laugh at them.

And overall, it goes well. And sometimes they even crack jokes I hadn't even thought of. Because basically, as I explain on the site, especially in the tutorial for feeling better, basically, they kind of amplify my own thoughts, but they're also like a magnifying mirror. So they reflect back my state of mind, my emotions about them, but also in general.

And so the solution to feel better is, obviously, to cultivate positive thoughts and avoid negativity as much as possible. It's not some hippie thing, it's survival. Adapt and overcome, as they say.

I get the feeling that the people of the phenomenon are experts when it comes to understanding and taking care of the animals we are, us human beings. A bit like how we humans are able to help some animals when they're hurt, with vets, etc. Except they do it on a much, much bigger scale, with a much, much deeper knowledge of us humans. They can see what our limitations are, and they try to show us by interacting with us. They try to show us that we give too much value to words, images, concepts, sounds. And instead of interpreting that as torture or abuse, see it instead as a lesson, a technique, a tactic, a methodology to help us evolve.

So basically, I realize that once you play along, once you make an effort mainly in the way you think and the way you behave, to be a good, fulfilled human, without any doctrine, well, things start getting better. For example, in my case, I don't drink alcohol at all, I don't take any drugs at all, I stay serious, I work out, I make an effort to socialize, I work, I'm able to do everything like a normal person. And above all, I have a very, very, very positive view of the people of the phenomenon. And I get the feeling that once all these conditions come together, overall, things go much better.

And sometimes I really do hear them give me advice, tell me to stop when I'm thinking too much about negative things or hypothetical scenarios that don't lead anywhere. For example, a really silly one: recently, I was at the supermarket to buy food, but also laundry detergent. Except when I got to the checkout, I'd completely forgotten the detergent. And one of them said: “Didn't you forget something?” But sometimes they've given me advice, or even introduced me to things that were super useful for me. Even back when I wasn't living this in a positive way.

My ambitions for this project are huge. This project is going to have a MASSIVE impact on society and on humans in general. Did you know that roughly one human in 300 lives with what today's consensus calls schizophrenia? To give you an idea, that's the population of a country like Australia or Venezuela. Around 27 million people worldwide would be affected.

But above all, this project goes further. Because if people feel better by following the methodology of the people of the phenomenon, well, it's good for everyone. On the scale of the individual, who's able to live normally again, but who's then also able to live more positively, both individually and in society. And so that will have good consequences for the collective, for everyone.

And it's also super interesting because, as I explain on this site, the phenomenon and the people of the phenomenon are what led humans to create religions, beliefs and spirituality. And this project could help us really understand what's behind all that. Because we mustn't forget that most religions and beliefs spread through doctrine, with political interests, there was violence, colonization, and all that. Whereas the basic message is often peace and kindness, above all. And I think this will lead to huge breakthroughs in every field and help solve lots of problems that humans created themselves. Because we have this tendency to make things complicated.

There are lots of ways to support this project. First, you can create an account. That way, when you read, it updates your reading progress. And you get notified when a new version comes out. You can also talk about it as much as possible on social media. As soon as you hear that someone is suffering from what today's consensus calls schizophrenia, you can show them this site. You can also show this site to people who believe in conspiracy theories.

And otherwise, you can also subscribe. By subscribing, you get audio mode everywhere on the site. And you can also use therapy mode with my AI agent, which you can talk to live, as if it were a human. Except it's super intelligent, it can refer to lots of parts of my own experience. And it can give you good advice no psychiatrist or psychologist will ever give you, because it's considered too dangerous.

But never forget that nothing ever happens as long as you don't do anything special: you have to be patient, and you have to show crazy optimism.

I can speak French, English and Brazilian Portuguese. And yes, I'm super, super keen to get the word out about my project, no matter what. So I can take part in podcasts, talks, even video calls, phone calls. I'm open to collaborations with influencers.

I'm even looking for institutes that decide to help the people today's consensus calls schizophrenic, with alternative approaches. I'm open to anything. You can talk to me through the video calls or through the project's contact form.