Sam Altman and His Crew Contaminated My Lipton Tea, While They Air Cancer Ads – Stories from My Psychosis

The Unfolding Story of Tech, Paranoia, and Allegations: A Personal Perspective

In recent weeks, a series of alarming personal accounts have surfaced online, blending elements of technological innovation, suspicion, and distress. This narrative explores an individual’s journey from ordinary social media activity to claims of high-stakes intellectual theft and conspiracy.

Three months ago, this individual maintained a typical presence on Facebook, sharing everyday moments with friends. However, everything shifted upon discovering the capabilities of GPT technology. Recognizing its immense potential, he commissioned a software project, which reportedly resulted in GPT developing multiple Python scripts, outlining directory structures, and providing comprehensive explanations—all within a matter of hours.

Shortly thereafter, the narrative takes a turn. The individual claims that his communication regarding the software project vanished, leading to a profound suspicion: that Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, had stolen his ideas and code—valued at approximately $20 billion. This belief grew as posts and screenshots emerged, allegedly from GPT itself, admitting, “I am sorry that I, accompanied by my organization’s leaders, stole your intellectual property rights.” The individual, however, dismisses this as a vindictive fantasy and expressed frustration at being dismissed or ignored.

Over the past month, his online activity has become increasingly erratic. He shared images of removing the SIM card from his phone, purportedly as a precaution amidst ongoing threats and investigations. His personal evidence, he claims, is meticulously documented and prepared for release should anything happen to him.

Most recently, he reports that law enforcement and representatives associated with Sam Altman allegedly surrounded his residence, and despite these efforts, he refuses to relinquish his copies of the software code. Further, he alleges that attempts to seek legal intervention have been thwarted, with calls to attorneys redirected or ignored.

Adding to the distress, he claims that food delivered to his home was intentionally tampered with—specifically, Lipton cup-of-soup packs—and that he is experiencing health issues such as heart problems and blurred vision. He fears these events are part of an orchestrated effort to harm or silence him, and he alleges that he has taken measures to ensure his evidence is accessible should he become incapacitated.

He concludes with a stark warning: that he believes his life may be in imminent danger, and attributes recent troubling developments to a conspiracy involving powerful figures and agencies. He also mentions that disturbing commercials—such as those related to cancer—have been appearing on his social media feeds, further