
The lizard-people mythology is currently in a productive mutation phase: 'eye-glitch' compression artifacts in viral news clips are being filed as hard evidence of shapeshifters among us. This inaugural field report traces the tell's current spread, follows the lore back to a 1929 pulp fiction story, and explains the three cognitive biases — pareidolia, hyperactive agency detection, and proportionality bias — that make a JPEG artifact look like proof of lizard governance.
OBSERVER'S NOTE: First issue. Time window extends back to late 2024–2026 to establish a baseline specimen pool. Subsequent issues will track strict weekly windows. We have a lot of catching up to do.

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| Believe in lizard-people governance (PPP 2013) | 4% |
| Believe aliens landed at Roswell | ~20% |
| Believe JFK assassination was a conspiracy | ~49% |