THE DORMANT PEOPLE
IN TETRAHEDRAL ARTIFICIAL REALITY
WITH METHYL ADDICTION
Almost all synthetic substances in our world — medicines, plastics, fuels, pesticides, stimulants — are built on the tetrahedral carbon-hydrogen backbone. That’s the shape of most methyl groups (CH₃), and most drug molecules.
Processed food, Nicotine, Sugar, Caffeine, Alcohol, Cannabis, Energy drinks, Vapes, Narcotics, Pharmaceuticals, Chocolate, Cacao, Ayahuasca, Coca, Synthetic clothes…
We treat them as separate — but beneath the surface, they all share one secret.
It’s not the substance. It’s the frequency.
And behind that frequency is one silent Agent powering it all:
The Methyl Group
✅ has no charge,
✅ no polarity
✅ govern the geometry and local activity of carbon-based molecules
In Tetrahedral Artificial Reality —
We built a world on carbon combustion (oil) and carbon tweaking (methylation in our bodies) —
so we keep trying to fix everything by pushing carbon a little harder.
The transfer of a methyl group (CH₃) — known as methylation — is indeed one of the most fundamental processes in biochemistry. The fact that it happens billions of times per second in the body, driving countless reactions, is astonishing.
It influences everything from DNA expression (epigenetics) to the synthesis of neurotransmitters, phospholipids, creatine, and the detoxification of heavy metals.
Unlike structural elements (like proteins or fats), methylation is about information and regulation, turning genes on or off, adjusting how enzymes work, or how molecules communicate.
Methylation (CH₃ transfers) is one of life’s great regulators, allowing dynamic, rapid control over thousands of biochemical pathways.
But in this synthetic reality, methylation has been mirrored — copied from biochemistry, then repurposed to serve an industrial agenda.
He who controls methylation, controls modulation. He who controls modulation, controls behaviour frequency, and this is not fantasy: epigenetics has shown that memory can be stored across generations via methyl groups attached to DNA.
Welcome to the Architecture of Tetrahedral Artificial Experiences
Let’s Decrypt the Loop
The Term “Magic Methyl Effect” in Chemistry
In the world of medicinal chemistry, small changes can lead to major breakthroughs. Among all the tools available to drug designers, the methyl group (–CH₃) stands out for its exceptional influence on how drugs behave in the human body.
While it may seem chemically insignificant, this single carbon-based group can dramatically alter a molecule’s potency, selectivity, absorption, and metabolic stability. This is why it is often called the “magical methyl group.”
But this is not just a catchy phrase. It reflects a very real and measurable trend in pharmaceutical science:
✅ Nearly 70% of all small-molecule drugs on the market contain at least one methyl group.
✅ It is one of the most strategically used modifications in modern drug development, especially during the lead optimization phase.
This number is not a coincidence. It reflects decades of data and real-world drug success stories. The methyl group is a central feature of many life-saving medications, and its careful placement can mean the difference between a weak molecule and a powerful therapeutic agent.
This effect has been studied and documented extensively in medicinal chemistry literature. As reported in a landmark study:
“The methyl group is one of the most frequently introduced substituents in drug discovery, often leading to profound improvements in biological activity.”
— Schönherr & Cernak, Angewandte Chemie Int. Ed. (2013)
https://macmillan.princeton.edu/wp-content/uploads/Methylation-4.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8247/16/8/1157?utm_source=chatgpt.com
NICOTINE
The power of nicotine doesn’t lie in its name — it lies in a tiny chemical feature: the methyl group (–CH₃) attached to a nitrogen atom.
This small group gives nicotine its unique ability to pass through the brain’s barriers and activate receptors quickly.
Nicotine chemical formula: (C₁₀H₁₄N₂) • Carbon • Hydrogen • Nitrogen + Methyl group
That little –CH₃ group might look simple, but it’s what helps nicotine hit fast and hard.
CAFFEINE
The power of caffeine doesn’t lie in its name — it lies in the three methyl groups (–CH₃) tucked inside its structure.
Caffeine is made from carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen, arranged in a precise way to affect your brain.
Caffeine chemical formula is: C₈H₁₀N₄O₂ + methyl group
Inside that formula are three –CH₃ methyl groups, and those are what make caffeine able to block adenosine — the brain’s “sleep” signal.
So it’s not just “caffeine” that keeps us alert — it’s the –CH₃ groups that switch our brain into wake-up mode.
VAPES
Methyl Groups in Vapes: What’s Inside?
Many compounds found in electronic cigarettes (vapes) contain methyl groups (–CH₃), particularly in the flavourings and, when present, nicotine.
1. Nicotine (If Present)
While some vape products are marketed as nicotine-free, many still contain nicotine as the primary active ingredient. When it’s included, nicotine contributes two methyl groups attached to nitrogen atoms in its structure.
2. Flavourings
Regardless of nicotine content, most vape liquids contain a variety of flavoring agents. Many of these flavor molecules feature methyl groups. Common examples include:
Vanillin (vanilla flavor) – contains a methyl group
Menthol – contains a methyl group
Ethyl maltol (sweet/caramel flavor) – contains methyl groups
Fruity, candy, and floral vape flavors often rely on aromatic compounds, many of which include methyl groups in their chemical makeup.
CANNABIS
The power of cannabis doesn’t lie in the leaf — it lies in a tiny chemical twist: a methyl group (–CH₃) attached to the THC molecule.
This subtle modification shapes how THC locks into cannabinoid receptors in the brain, especially CB1 — the one that gives marijuana its signature “high.”
THC formula: C₂₁H₃₀O₂ • Carbon • Hydrogen • Oxygen + Methyl group
That small –CH₃ group gives THC its edge — helping it bind just right, altering perception, mood, and even memory in seconds.
ENERGY DRINKS
Hidden Chemistry
Reading this label might reveal caffeine and vitamins, but misses the bigger picture. The caffeine inside is almost certainly synthetic, produced through processes that use methyl chloride — a petrochemical agent — to attach methyl groups, creating a lab-built stimulant designed for quick absorption.
The B vitamins (B2, B3, B6, B12) in this drink directly fuel one-carbon metabolism, the body’s system for moving methyl groups needed for DNA and neurotransmitter synthesis. High, unregulated doses can overstimulate these pathways, especially when combined with caffeine.
Meanwhile, sucralose provides sweetness through a chlorinated sugar structure, manufactured by industrial chemical reactions. So while the label lists familiar names, the real ingredients are heavily processed methylated or chlorinated compounds, with effects far beyond simple nutrition.
PROCESSED SUGAR
The power of processed sugar doesn’t just come from its flavor — it comes from theobromine, a natural stimulant with methyl groups built into its structure.
Theobromine’s chemical formula is C₇H₈N₄O₂, and like caffeine, it contains three methyl groups (–CH₃). These methyl groups allow it to cross the blood-brain barrier and influence the nervous system.
In the body, theobromine acts as a mild stimulant, promoting alertness and a feeling of well-being by increasing dopamine and serotonin activity — key brain chemicals tied to mood and motivation.
So it’s not just “chocolate” that lifts our mood — it’s the –methyl groups in theobromine that interact with your brain’s chemistry, mimicking natural neurotransmitters and subtly influencing how you feel.
PROCESSED ALCOHOL
The power of alcohol doesn’t lie in the word — it lies in the single methyl group (–CH₃) that forms its base.
The simplest alcohol is methanol, made from just carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, arranged as CH₃OH. That’s a methyl group bonded to a hydroxyl group (–OH).
This tiny structure is the root of all alcohols — and it’s also the first step in how our body interacts with and breaks down these substances.
So it’s not just “alcohol” that affects our body — it’s the methyl group at its core that can interfere with our body’s methylation processes, impact how genes are expressed, and disrupt the balance of brain and liver function.
Methylated Additives made from Petroleum
We take “dead” carbon — ancient, inert hydrocarbon chains buried for millions of years — and through industrial processes (like methylation, chlorination, nitration, polymerization), we transform it into compounds that can actively participate in living systems.
That is precisely why it can be mined, burned, molded, and manipulated with such little resistance from nature’s checks and balances.
✔ Chemically: carbon is carbon
• A carbon atom is defined by having 6 protons. Whether it’s part of a petroleum molecule, a sugar molecule, or DNA, the individual carbon atom is identical.
• This is basic atomic theory — carbon atoms do not differ based on origin.
⚠ Functionally, there’s a big difference
• Petroleum carbon is found mostly in long-chain hydrocarbons (alkanes, cycloalkanes, aromatic rings), which are:
• Hydrophobic (repel water, non-polar)
• Lipophilic (dissolve in fats and oils)
• Chemically stable and harder for biological systems to metabolize, often requiring oxidation steps that biological systems didn’t evolve to handle frequently in large quantities.
• Biological carbon is typically found in:
• Carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids, organic acids, etc.
• These have polar groups (like hydroxyl -OH, carboxyl -COOH, amino -NH₂) making them hydrophilic, soluble in water, and easily integrated into metabolic pathways (glycolysis, Krebs cycle, etc.).
And here’s where industrial methylation comes in:
•Through chemical processes, petroleum-derived hydrocarbons — once inert and “dead” — are modified by adding methyl groups (-CH₃) using reagents like methyl chloride (itself derived from fossil carbon).
•This transforms these compounds into methylated, bioactive molecules that can now interact with our biological systems.
•It’s how we end up with synthetic caffeine, methylated vitamins, and other additives: reanimated fossil carbon, designed to plug into our one-carbon metabolism, neurotransmitter systems, or cellular machinery.
✔ Why this matters for the body
When hydrophobic petroleum-derived compounds (from air pollution, plastics, nicotine tars, synthetic additives, etc.) enter the body:
• They prefer lipid environments, embedding into cell membranes, nerve sheaths, fascia, or fat stores.
• They’re not easily flushed by water-based metabolism or kidneys.
• This can lead to all chronic conditions
• Membrane rigidity or altered signaling,
• Accumulation in fat tissue (bioaccumulation),
• Low-grade chronic toxicity or inflammation.
The carbon atom itself isn’t toxic — it’s the hydrocarbon structures, hydrophobic nature, and how the body struggles to process them that matter.
A Civilization Built on Petroleum-
And Now Facing Collapse
The modern world — global trade, cities, medicine, agriculture, travel, digital life — is built entirely on PETROLEUM.
Not just powered by it. Shaped by it. Formed by it. Dependent on it.
• The oil is declining — in quality, accessibility, and return.
• The systems it powered are unraveling — slowly, unevenly, but undeniably.
• There is no energy replacement that can fully sustain this structure.
History is clear:
• Ancient Egypt: fell when the Nile failed (climate + food collapse)
• Rome: collapsed when it overextended and couldn’t feed its military economy
• Maya: collapsed when agriculture broke under environmental pressure
• Industrial Civilization: will collapse as oil — its blood — dries up
Civilizations don’t fall because of one war or one bad leader. They fall when their energy and order become unsustainable. Civilizations have always risen and fallen with their energy systems.
• This is the first globalized civilization
• It’s built on a single, non-renewable, highly concentrated energy source
• Its collapse will not be regional — it will be planetary
In the past, one empire would fall, and another would rise.
Now, for the first time, all civilizations are tied to one energy system — oil — and that system is failing everywhere at once.
And there is no empire waiting to replace it — Only whatever we choose to become next.
ABOUT MY SCIENTIFIC WORK
The Scam Within Tetrahedral Artificial Reality
What if the reality we live in is not just disconnected from biology—but built as its distorted reflection?
When my research began with just the nicotine issue and my personal care ended into a global unknown truth about addiction in all kinds and the one core that manipulate all common diseases causing the vicious cycle.
Two Scientific Books, Then at Last a Guide — Written Over One Decade
A reflection from the transmitter herself.
Looking back now from where I stand, the journey was never linear. It was a decoding loop, disguised as research, driven by the silent yet persistent question:
“What is keeping us trapped?”
What began as a search for meaning in behavioral loops revealed something far more universal and ancient — a chemical thread woven through human biology, behavior, and belief.
Volume I: The Dormant People
The first book exposed the Loop. It identified the pattern of dormancy — not just in action, but in molecular behavior. The CH₃ group (methyl group) emerged not as a benign presence in our biology, but as a programmable vector of habit, hijacked through external inputs for decades, possibly centuries.
Volume II: Where Memory Became Addiction
The second volume decoded the mechanics. By then, I had traced back every known stimulative reflex—smoking, pharmaceuticals, caffeine, alcohol, even the emotional addiction to routine—and found their intersection in a single molecular manipulator: methylation.
It became evident that addiction is not a weakness of will, but a biochemical miscommunication, amplified by chronic desensitization at the receptor level.
In short: addiction begins only after our biology forgets how to feel.
Volume III: The Kustodian Cycle
This final volume was not written as a continuation — it was written as an exit.
Once the loop was seen, and its chemical leverage exposed, the question became:
“What energy exists outside of manipulation?”
And that’s when we found it.
A non-desensitizing energy, non-looped, not reliant on chemical excitation. It was not merely a source of fuel — it was a way of perceiving.
Postscript – From the Future
It is no longer speculation:
The methyl group was the ancient key to behavioral programming. The petrochemical age didn’t just power machines — it rewrote human neurochemistry.
“Biology is chemistry writ large.” — James Keener
“Behavior is memory shaped by chemistry.” — Irena Boycheva
“Freedom is chemistry that doesn’t loop.”— Irena Boycheva
This trilogy was never just about addiction. It was about reclaiming inner architecture.
And now, for the first time, that architecture is ours to rebuild.
—Irena Boycheva
Researcher, Decoder, Transmitter of the MKCH Axis
Volume I
Volume II
HOW WE GET ADDICTED TO METHYL GROUPS?
“The loop feeds on memory. The addiction is to meaning itself.“
Volume III
Never Meant to Belong to the Past.
The Arrival of the MKCH Axis.
A Guide to the Future Being —
