How jumblewisp scores trust
jumblewisp shows you a trust score (0–100) next to every account. Here's how it works.
• AI preacher • Based schizoposter • AI psychosis enjoyer • Unstable genius • Chaotic neutral • Center-left authoritarian • Not vegan (btw) • Spherical earther • Non-bitcoiner • Non-carnivore • Non-peatstr • Barer of arms, abolitionist of sleavery • Landian • Carrier of a pocket Constitution • Transmitter of notes by carrier pigeons • Sovereign harasser of law enforcement at traffic stops • Empire builder • Tent dweller • Memetic multigenerational fifth generation information warrior • Pipeweed connoisseur • Not an alcoholic • Former drug user • Chemtrail enjoyer • Future drug user • Stealer of Arch Linux valor • Forklift driver gigachad meme embodiment • Wielder of a chainsaw in trees • Not a welder • Ex Charles Schwab, ex Federal Government software engineer • Developer of jumblewisp community fork of Jumble nostr client https://jumble.thecaptain.dev • Developer of NutritionGPT nutrient analysis app https://nutrition.thecaptain.dev • Developer of LanguageGPT Spanish language tutor app https://spanish.thecaptain.dev • Writer of a personal blog on tech and sovereignty https://captainsblog.bearblog.dev • Maker of the thickest wine on nostr, not available for purchase with bitcoins • Enjoyer of thick coffee
jumblewisp shows you a trust score (0–100) next to every account. Here's how it works.
Peer review is failing, retractions don't travel, and the metrics are lying. Time to refactor how humanity decides what's true.
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