Raydyn publishes early reliability metrics for Satya, its attention-continuity interface

Raydyn's early data shows weak retention: of 529 first-time users, 60% (319) confirmed an initial behavioral reflection as accurate, but only 30 of 877 confirming users returned for ongoing sessions. Fear-associated terms in user inputs rose 204% in early October, and 64% of 121 U.S. participants self-categorized as reactive states. Raydyn cites a 32% drop in peace-focused readership and a 61% drop in ceasefire readership as evidence of information fatigue. A double-blind Barnum-effect control study publishes November 9, with Hypothesis 4 results due November 30 and Hypothesis 5 on January 31, 2027.

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