Author: Trent Tompkins

Here is an example of what a mailing matrix looks like. This format is for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Other bankruptcy courts may use different formats, so be sure to check the court’s local rules: 1 Ascendium Education1100 USA PRKWYFisher, IN 46037 2 Barclay’s Bank DelawarePO Box 6603Wilmington, DE… Continue reading Bankruptcy Mailing Matrix

Today I learned that the reviews on Avvo.com are fake, or at least, that it is impossible to leave critical reviews, so the star ratings are fake. Basically, if you write a negative review, you will get a denial like this: “Simply accused Lauren Hackett of criminal activity or unethical behavior without providing factual details.”… Continue reading Avvo.com reviews are fake

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn showed that when enough people behave in a pathological manner they will pathologize the whole society. I think that (plus a lot of government-funded propaganda and bad science) is what happened with the “war on drugs”. So I’ll keep fighting, as best as I can, for as long as I can. What can… Continue reading Still fighting the good fight

Just went through my dad’s Amazon account, and pulled out a partial list of the books I read. Seeing years of my life reduced to a list of books reminds me of Anton Chekhov’s “The Bet”. PIHKAL: A Chemical Love Story TIHKAL: The Continuation December 31, 2019The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human NaturePinker,… Continue reading Books I read in Prison (partial list)

There is malevolence in this world, and there is unconsciousness and stupidity (largely contained in ideology), which can be worse, and it isn’t clear to me that doing bad things to bad people, even if for selfish or self-serving reasons, is necessarily wrong; or that, even if it were, I would abstain from doing it.… Continue reading The meaning of Live by the Sword, Die by the Sword

I was checking out cases on PACER and found this lawsuit against SCI Camp Hill that is still ongoing. It is a great read for anyone who wants to understand how America’s prisons really operate or how to enforce the rights the United States Constitution is supposed to protect.

Today I got a “decision” from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. I expected exactly this, but it just seems surreal how blatantly unjust the court can be. They never even let me submit a brief. How can anyone pretend like there is justice in this county when, unless you have money for a lawyer,… Continue reading Blatant Injustice – Third Circuit

A Problem of Perspective             Einstein used a thought experiment to fundamentally change how scientists thought of time. By imagining what observers would observe from different perspectives, he was able to deduce the theory of general relativity, and prove that time was not constant, but experienced differently by different observers.             The same approach has… Continue reading Sentience, Free Will and Cryonics

Then I fell at his feet and thought, Surely this is the hour of death, for the Lion (who is worthy of all honour) will know that I have served Tash all my days and not him. Nevertheless, it is better to see the Lion and die than to be Tisroc of the world and… Continue reading The Last Battle