Altered Vision
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What is AlteredVision.Net?
Alteredvision.net is a site to collect data from users experiencing any form of Internet Censorship, Livestream Interference, notice unusual
Twitter, Facebook and other social network problems you believe have the potential for aimed censorship.
Why is this necessary
I have witnessed censorship captured video evidence along with screen shots and archived tweets. I am not alone, and I am aware equipment to jam wifi signals exist (search wifi jamming equipment, you will find many contractors/distributors). Members watching livestream during a recent direct action in Washington watched as numerous livestreams began to experience unusual disruptions shared and discussed by the streamers, experienced and disccused by those who watch it and the sounds that occured during sound distuption was unique to any issue with livestreamers. When they approached the White House, the livestreamsers reported almost no signal on their phones and for livestreaming. They are experienced streamers in this area, and why would the White House area have poor cell signal reception suddenly? We also know that after pointing this out and expressing it between members the signals improved.
Who am I?
My name is David Kozin, and before completing my undergraduate degree I designed research to characterize a psychological disorder, which received almost 400 participants and data that mimicked the statistical data from face-to-face administration of standard scale for this disorder. It was published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry (top 10 ranked journal) and Psychiatry Research. Additionally, I received a sizable grant to
design a research study with the Internet to characterize another rare disorder at McLean Hospital, a research psychiatric hospital for Harvard. My research design passed IRB, and I was asked to consult on issues related to Internet data collection for the Research Information Computing Services that serves Harvard Medical School. Additionally, I was a co-author and worked on database development and results for the most widely read article in the number 1 ranked journal Addiction. I have been published with Mount Sinai School of Medicine and as an affiliated member of Harvard Medical School's Department of Psychiatry.
Nobel Prize co-recipient who reviewed my final research plan and Senior thesis for completion of my undergraduate degree wrote in his review that my work in the field of Internet epidemelogy was pioneering.
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