Welcome to Paradigm Threat

Open conspiracy-research hub that challenges mainstream paradigms across history, science, and governance; foregrounds predictive programming and controlled-opposition patterns, links cross-cutting investigations, and invites collaboration via the site chat.

Submit an idea for investigation - suggest a topic, questions, and reference links for the site to research.

Research MCP - AI agents (Cursor, ChatGPT) can query this corpus via https://old.paradigmthreat.net/api/mcp for search, chronology dates, and honest coverage when a topic is not yet indexed. Free-tier hosts often block tool calls on sensitive topics before our server runs - see /mcp.

Full investigation index - master list of dossiers and reader essays.

Independent research. Not affiliated with any employer or university.

Flashback Repository is live

Flashback Repository is open — personal fan edits of films we own (family-safe cuts, taste-driven mixes, quiet repairs). You must own a legal copy of each original before you play anything there. Use the header Movies link anytime.

Titles marked Now showing are ready to play on the host (Bunny CDN). Everything else is the IPFS catalog.

Clone locally

Full corpus from Relay (markdown + media; multi-GB). If iad1 is unreachable, try sjc1 or hkg1 with the same path. Some networks block TCP 9418 / the git:// protocol.

Paradigm Threat Project

The goal of Paradigm Threat is to pose an intellectual challenge to the reigning paradigms of every discipline — history, cosmology, medicine, physics, religion, finance, governance — using sourced research, cross-referenced chronologies, and a willingness to follow the evidence. Investigations assume prisca sapientia (timeline overview): ancient understanding was profound and later degraded, not that every modern textbook is an upgrade.

Much of western “conspiracy media” is controlled opposition — conflating verifiable falsehood with real threads to mock the whole inquiry. This project refuses that sloppiness.

Method: assume the solution already exists, then ask how evidence is kept from the public. The most effective hide is in plain sight — Revelation of the Method and media predictive programming. Transactional analysis helps name what the viewer is compelled to believe or not believe.