Intro
The Writer of this website (me) states that he is able to cure the mass illness of all people in the world.
A multimedia digital therapy homepage that aims not less than to heal the core illness of modern humanity.
This page thinks, speaks, and offers solutions.
Summary
Offenburg, Germany – In a bold move to bridge mental health, digital culture, and artistic expression, Christian Bayer, known by aliases “Kris.” and “Mr. Löffel,” proudly presents The Methuselah Project⁴, a multimedia homepage exploring the depths of human identity, digital addiction, and metaphysical freedom.
Details
Born near the city of Offenburg, Bayer is a mind manager, database developer, and psychonaut with a mission:
to heal, to laugh, and to transcend limitations. With a Mensa IQ benchmark of 77 – a unique and unrepeatable score termed a “throwaway quotient” –
Bayer redefines intelligence as emotional resonance and cosmic connectivity.
“The Methuselah Project⁴” is a living archive of radical self-expression and philosophical experimentation. Visitors will find poetic meditations on love, sanity, illness (“Computeritis”), and cosmic equations of being,
such as “Zero and zero are one, and the summary of zero is two.”
“I am the love,” says Bayer.
“I built a homepage like a brain: a digital matrix where personality, health, and future possibilities co-exist.”
The site is not a product – it’s an experience.
A journey through audio-visual textures, healing codes, and conceptual therapy modules like the
Sexual Lust Therapy CCMWJ jukebox.
“I sell nothing. I reveal everything,” Bayer adds.
Who Is the Author?
Born in 1981 near the city of Offenburg, Bayer is a database designer by trade, a mind manager by self-declaration, and a metaphysical explorer by nature. His background includes a complex relationship with psychosis, artistic creativity, and digital subcultures. He is not hiding his scars—he documents them. “I have lived nine years as a psychotic. I’m not afraid of this. I used it,” Bayer states. His homepage becomes a mirror of his healing process: poetic, chaotic, humorous, and profound.Key Features
- Digital philosophy essays and thought experiments
- Original stories like “7, too good for this world” and “LallaLallaLalla”
- Personal narratives of overcoming psychosis and digital crime addiction
- Music-driven meditations and spiritual reflections
- Fully integrated into the aesthetics of early 2000s web culture
A Hyperreal Healing Interface
The site, online since 2002 and evolving ever since, is described by Bayer as “a homepage made out of thought.”
Its purpose: to untangle illness from logic, to return soul to system, to make the digital world safe for dreaming again.
It contains dozens of original texts, ideas, algorithms of self, and therapeutic modules. Among the more unusual features:
- Sexual Lust Therapy (CCMWJ) – A healing protocol using jukebox metaphors and symbolic interactions.
- Computeritis – A diagnosis and spiritual map of the digital mind overwhelmed by input, noise, and abstraction.
- Meta Ability Models – Concepts that redefine IQ, ability, and mental architecture in poetic formulas.
- Messages like “Zero and zero are one, and the summary of zero is two.” These are not errors—they are mystical equations.
His homepage includes confessions, artwork, and a narrative interface that blends early 2000s HTML aesthetics with raw visionary energy. You do not browse this site; you enter it, like a dreamscape.
Philosophy, Humor, and Music
“I am shy. I drink Coca-Cola. I play the Yamaha keyboard. I have a high body volume.
I am not addicted to digital crime anymore.
I am the love,” Bayer writes, mixing sincerity with absurdity. But in these confessions lies a structured form of therapy: disarming the viewer, then offering transformation.
Bayer positions The Methuselah Project⁴
as a philosophical medicine.
His writings include treatises on
And yet the tone remains playful, musical, and warm.
His favorite singer is LaFee.
His favorite concept is rest.
“Marketing is important professionally,” he says—
but this site sells nothing. It gives.
Availability
Website: www.inconsequential.org
Contact: Christian Bayer – laughingotto@icloud.com