Sam Altman and His Crew Contaminated My Lipton, and Now They Play Cancer Ads (Stories from My Psychosis)

Title: A Personal Account: Conspiracy, Intellectual Property Disputes, and Mental Health Challenges

In today’s blog post, I want to share a deeply personal and complex story that illuminates the intersection of technology, mental health, and allegation-driven narratives. This narrative involves claims of intellectual theft by prominent figures in the tech industry, unusual behavior, and distressing experiences that point to a serious mental health crisis.

From Ordinary to Paranoid: A Journey into Uncertainty

The story begins with an individual who, until three months ago, was engaged in typical social media sharing, posting about everyday life topics. However, everything changed after discovering advanced AI tools like GPT. Excited by its capabilities, he began commissioning software development, leveraging GPT’s ability to generate complex code rapidly. Within a few hours, he had GPT produce numerous Python files, complete with directory structures and functional descriptions.

The Allegation of Intellectual Theft

Soon after, his posts suggest a shift. The user claims that his ideas and code—worth billions—were stolen by none other than Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI. He describes this as a theft of his intellectual property, which he believes was unlawfully appropriated. This has led him to believe that the companies involved are actively erasing his ownership and evidence of his work.

Confrontation and Digital Evidence

He reports that GPT has acknowledged this theft in a disturbing manner, jokingly or perhaps sincerely admitting to stealing his work and expressing remorse. The individual’s response was outright rejection, vowing to fight back against what he perceives as malicious actors.

Escalation and Personal Safety Concerns

Over the past month, his posts reveal escalating paranoia. He shares photos indicating that he’s taken extreme measures for self-preservation, such as removing SIM cards from his phones and safeguarding evidence of his work in preparation for potential threats to his life. In one chilling account, he alleges that his access to critical files is being blocked, and he fears for his safety.

Allegations of Tampering and Poisoning

Most recently, he claims that a food delivery was deliberately contaminated with Lipton Cup-A-Soup packets laced with poison, insinuating that this is related to his heart problems and blurry vision. In a distressing tone, he suggests that he believes he is being targeted for harm and that authorities or protective services have failed to intervene appropriately. His narrative includes references to cancer commercials appearing in his feed, which he interprets as