Reaching a person
Contact
One address, read by the person who wrote everything here. No ticketing system, no chatbot, no form that disappears into a queue.
If you have found an error
This is the one we most want to hear about. Every claim on this site is graded and cited on the sources page, and a site that argues for checking things has no business being wrong quietly.
If a citation is misread, a study has failed to replicate, or a number is off, send it with whatever source you have. Corrections are made in the page itself and the change is described rather than quietly absorbed — the same rule the privacy policy follows.
If you want your data
If you have used the app, export is a button inside it — free, complete, immediate, and available in a readable file as well as a data file. You do not need to ask anyone.
To delete your account and everything in it, email from the address you signed up with and say so. It is a real delete, not a flag, and it takes the experiment, the daily log and the account row with it.
If something in the app is broken
Tell us what you were doing and what happened instead. Your journal is stored on your own device first, so a fault in the app does not put your entries at risk — but if anything ever looks lost, say so immediately and do not clear your browser data first.
What this address is not for
Personal readings or predictions
We do not do them, and nothing here claims to know what will happen to you. That is the whole argument of the site.
Medical, psychological, financial or legal advice
None of this is any of those. If you are struggling, a person with a licence is worth more than a website with citations.
Guest posts and link requests
Every page here is written by one person and every claim is graded. That is not a thing that survives outsourcing, so the answer is no.
Who this is
Andrey Tadevosyan. He wrote the essays, the book, and the app. There is no team behind the byline, which is why replies are honest and occasionally slow.