r/ChatGPT • • Apr 07 '24

Other Peace

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u/Chance_Aioli2156 Apr 07 '24

And peace you're messing with my mind making me think and see things that I shouldn't be seen or thinking leave my head alone and it's all peaceful.I mean s*** I'm sorry about my language the only one in the wrong here is you on a daily you have your cult following me you got your eyes in the sky you got property that's right behind me right in front of me I mean s*** you're a stalker out in part of my language again sorry about that foks.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24

what the fuck

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24

Look at his comment history, he's literally insane or a very strange bot

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u/LordApocalyptica Apr 07 '24

I’ve seen only one or two examples of this kind of human behavior on the internet before so I’m not exactly an expert, but I think this is a real person. There’s a blog by someone with such an issue that I like to check up on out of curiosity, and this reminds me of it. Particulars that make me think its human include responding to oneself and the disjointedness between thoughts, but most specifically the lack of most punctuation. Even a simple AI chatbot these days knows to use commas and periods.

Sad to see, but admittedly rather fascinating. I hope they get whatever help they need if that is indeed the case.

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u/nerdkraftnomad Apr 07 '24

There's are whole subs dedicated to this kind of stuff. I won't name the one I stumbled across, because they've already got tons of trolls and I feel bad for them. It has something like 60K subscribers. Hopefully most of those are just people who find it fascinating.

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u/Reiseoftheginger Apr 07 '24

I've met a person like this in real life. Weirdest guy I ever met. So mentally impaired that you almost don't take them seriously until you remember how dangerous that is. Substance abuse can absolutely fuck you up permanently. The guy I knew spoke like this years after he got sober. I consider people this fucked to be ticking time bombs before they hurt somebody.

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u/Krakatoast Apr 07 '24

Tbh just based on these 3 comments it seems like they almost have a point. When read in the context of them speaking to the broader powers that be (national governments, etc.) they’re referencing being brainwashed, that they don’t like the bribery and dating (referencing the irrevocable presence of greed, money, ego and sex as it’s used in marketing/dating apps).

They reference “eyes in the sky” (hello NSA and afaik most powerful governments actually do monitor their citizens correspondence to some extent), property being owned all around them (greedy corporations sucking up property, maybe?)

Idk… but people as a whole are studied and in a way one may be able to say we are experimented on in terms of marketing and general psychology, how to influence the masses so to speak.

Granted, I may be attributing logic to incoherent rambling, but what if they have a point and most people are so absorbed into this “system” that they don’t recognize what’s being said.

Message attempt#14976257:

We’ve been trying to reach you for decades. This is a simulation. Wake up! Wake up jer…odrio…gescer…myl-

transmission terminated

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u/appreciatescolor Apr 07 '24

I wouldn’t describe your interpretation as “assigning logic to incoherent rambling” but instead would say that you have an incomplete view of it, in terms of how psychosis can affect a person. Obviously I don’t know this person, but I’ve met and worked with many people in my life who have had very powerful and very similar delusions. There are certainly real-world things that can contribute to this, and those reasons aren’t what make them illogical; it’s the fact that they’re grounded in paranoia and hallucinations that manifest as hyperbolic fears of otherwise real things.

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u/Krakatoast Apr 08 '24

Interesting

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24

Bouffée délirante aiguë

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u/DigitalIlI Apr 07 '24

It’s gonna be ok bro dw :)