The Woman Who Was Erased
A body burned in a Norwegian valley, eight forged passports, every label cut from her clothes. The first of a series — and the start of separating what's real about the Isdal Woman from what the internet invented.
— Notes on security, mysteries, and being wrong.
I break things to understand them — safety controls, cold cases, and my own settled opinions. Everything here is provisional: a theory I'm still testing, held only as tightly as the evidence earns.
Recent writing
- Mysteries
- Changing my mind
The Cosmos I Was Handed
I was raised certain we were alone in the universe — a certainty I absorbed before I could question it. Humanity has been wrong about its place in the cosmos before, and the humbling part is realizing I'm no less capable of it than they were.
- Security
Teaching a Language Model to Lie to Itself
I built a harness that talks AI safety filters into ignoring their own instructions — no exploit code, just words. Then it taught me why you can't grade a language model with a keyword.
