Kaijuno/Jessica Peck, according to herself and her tumblr following, is a retired, published, award-winning nuclear astrophysicist with 2 PhDs and a 158 IQ, as well as an author, artist, AI expert, professor, pilot, substance abuse counselor, sex worker, amateur self-surgeon with formal medical training, and the “most interesting woman in the world.”
In reality, all she has accomplished since being dismissed from her undergraduate program in 2017 is scamming her impressionable audience with copy-pasted donation posts about an eviction court date that occurs every single month, leaving her on the cold streets of Michigan, while dying of hypoglycemia and starvation and a myriad of other exaggerated health conditions. Kaijuno has a long history of pointlessly lying about every aspect of her existence, such as claiming obvious AI art as her own, shooping her selfies to have heterochromia, stealing posts from around the web, calling herself a homeowner then begging for rent mere months later.
Copypasta donation posts:
>>>/snow/2082661>>>/snow/2085526Callout post debunking her multiple PhDs:
>>>/snow/2082658Astrophysicist LARP history:
>LARPs as jaded ex-academic who’s seen too much and quit academia due to “government intervention,” having “built illegal machines” and “done math she shouldn’t have” despite not having a single degree and never meaningfully entering academia to begin with>attended CMU as an undergraduate 2015-2017 studying everything from before being dismissed with a GPA of 0.0-1.49, according to the school’s dismissal policy>she claims the university hired her as a sophomore student to do full-time research 40 hours a week, alongside working as a proctor and a tutor, and that is the reason she flunked out>immediately copes by claiming to have been accepted in a top 10 school, “self-publishing” somehow as a rogue astrophysicist>misrepresents poster project made her sophomore year as her first publication in a scientific journal, continuously using a picture taken as proof of her achievementsPost too long. Click here to view the full text.