Sick Call Ranger

09/17/2026

09/14/2026

From Walmart drones to a sUAS. Better a drone than me on a rooftop.

09/14/2026

From Walmart drones to a sUAS. Better a drone than me on a rooftop.

09/12/2026

What’s your love language?

Some people say quality time. Some say physical touch.

Some of y’all prefer psychological warfare with a side of “you can’t message this account.”

Stay toxic. Stay hydrated. 🫡

08/06/2026

New logo for Sick Call Ranger (Monogram of SCR is new; the one spelt out is the old from 2023). The ideology is veteran apparel that’s a cross between Grunt Style and Spencers. Thoughts?

08/01/2026

Broke bi***es UNITE!!!!!

05/16/2026

Your brain doesn’t replay memories like a video... it rebuilds them. In this 20-second psychology short, we explore how memory is a reconstruction that changes over time, especially after intense or traumatic experiences. Studies show that people can remember the same event differently from witnesses nearby, not because anyone is lying, but because the brain actively rewrites details each time they are recalled. This quick dive into human behavior, cognitive science, and memory distortion reveals how fragile and editable your past really is—and why even your most important memories may not be exactly as they happened.

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HumanBehavior CognitiveScience

05/16/2026

Your memory might not be as reliable as you think. In this
20-second psychology short, scientists edited fake hot air balloons into people’s childhood photos... and over time, participants began to remember the event as if it actually happened. Even the emotions tied to the memory felt real.
This quick experiment reveals how easily the human brain can mix imagination with memory, reconstructing the past in ways that feel completely accurate. A fast, mind-bending look at psychology, memory distortion, and how your brain can rewrite what you think you’ve lived.
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CognitiveScience Education

05/16/2026

Your brain doesn’t record reality, it reconstructs it. In this 25-second short, we explore a psychology experiment where people were convinced they met Bugs Bunny at Disney World, even though it never actually happened. So why do people confidently remember events that were never real? This quick dive into false memories shows how easily the human brain can distort or even fabricate experiences without you realizing it. A fast, mind-bending look at memory, perception, and how unreliable your mind can be.

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Neuroscience Education

05/11/2026

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