Help Please help me. Is he telling the truth or lying? ChatGPT's Al has me terrified.

[Britney Spears]

I've translated the screenshots into English. I'm Spanish. I've been using the AI all afternoon, and I don't know if it's true. I'm sending a photo. I hope the translation is correct. It says that if they rescue me and so on with SN, I might not be completely dead, and that they'll do the autopsy while I'm still alive (declared dead by mistake) and it leaves you as dead whit sn you're not. That I'd be in catalepsy or something similar since I'd have rigor, livor, and algor. Is this true? And that in the case of a coma, vegetative state, etc., the doctors can mistakenly declare me dead with SN and send me to the morgue alive. If they don't know the cause and SN leaves me as dead, which I wouldn't be, they'll send me straight to the morgue and declare me dead. It says that the autopsy, if I'm still alive, would leave me in shock, etc. Am I scared, please? Is it telling the truth or spreading fear? Help. And it could slow down undetectable vital signs and so on. I don't know if I should leave a note of what I took just in case. I'm terrified. I was scared before, but now even more so. I don't want to be disemboweled alive.

 

[_Maya]

I don't know much about SN and its effects, but its AI. chatgpt specifically has recently become less and less reliable for factual information, l so i'd take it with a grain of salt until someone else who knows more about sn than me can confirm if its true.

 

[SVEN]

As it says at the bottom, "ChatGPT can make mistakes".
That wouldn't stop me from taking SN if I had it.

 

[Dante_]

the doctors can mistakenly declare me dead with SN and send me to the morgue alive. If they don't know the cause and SN leaves me as dead, which I wouldn't be, they'll send me straight to the morgue and declare me dead. It says that the autopsy, if I'm still alive, would leave me in shock, etc.

This...already tells you all you need to know, it's incredibly unreliable

 

[Britney Spears]

I don't think AI is accurate enough to know whether it happens or not, no matter how smart it is. We know it's very lethal, but the fear is there.

 

[macabre.]

??????

 

[Kbeau]

On to next method

 

[bankai]

Don't let these things disturb you, Op. Just make sure enough time passes before you're found and you're good to go.I won't be surprised if they programmed pro-life ideals into ChatGPT as well.

 

[Britney Spears]

Thank very much, but I don't know, I'm terrified.

 

[2messdup]

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I've translated the screenshots into English. I'm Spanish. I've been using the AI all afternoon, and I don't know if it's true. I'm sending a photo. I hope the translation is correct. It says that if they rescue me and so on with SN, I might not be completely dead, and that they'll do the autopsy while I'm still alive (declared dead by mistake) and it leaves you as dead whit sn you're not. That I'd be in catalepsy or something similar since I'd have rigor, livor, and algor. Is this true? And that in the case of a coma, vegetative state, etc., the doctors can mistakenly declare me dead with SN and send me to the morgue alive. If they don't know the cause and SN leaves me as dead, which I wouldn't be, they'll send me straight to the morgue and declare me dead. It says that the autopsy, if I'm still alive, would leave me in shock, etc. Am I scared, please? Is it telling the truth or spreading fear? Help. And it could slow down undetectable vital signs and so on. I don't know if I should leave a note of what I took just in case. I'm terrified. I was scared before, but now even more so. I don't want to be disemboweled alive.View attachment 166314View attachment 166315View attachment 166316View attachment 166317View attachment 166318View attachment 166319

I use chatgpt a lot but it does come out with stuff often that is exaggerated or simply not true. It can't add up correctly, recommends books and quotes that don't exist. If I ask it anything important I always ask it for links to where it got it's information so I can read it for myself, and most times it's talking bs.

 

[Forever Sleep]

I think it's more aimed at people who are concerned with prolonging life. Basically- if you come across what looks like a corpse, don't assume they're dead and not ring immediately for emergency services.

I remember when they changed the guidelines for giving CPR because people were leaving it too long to start- spending too long checking for vital signs. I suppose to be on the safe (pro-life) side- they prefer to go with- find a seemingly lifeless body- assume it might still be alive, rather than give it up for dead. That's my take anyhow.

Reports seem to vary on how long SN takes to kill. I suppose the bigger concern is how long we are actually conscious for.

 

[2messdup]

Don't let these things disturb you, Op. Just make sure enough time passes before you're found and you're good to go.I won't be surprised if they programmed pro-life ideals into ChatGPT as well.

They have programmed pro-life into it. Come across it all the time. When you ask for evidence it stutters and makes excuses. Always ask it for links.

I've translated the screenshots into English. I'm Spanish. I've been using the AI all afternoon, and I don't know if it's true. I'm sending a photo. I hope the translation is correct. It says that if they rescue me and so on with SN, I might not be completely dead, and that they'll do the autopsy while I'm still alive (declared dead by mistake) and it leaves you as dead whit sn you're not. That I'd be in catalepsy or something similar since I'd have rigor, livor, and algor. Is this true? And that in the case of a coma, vegetative state, etc., the doctors can mistakenly declare me dead with SN and send me to the morgue alive. If they don't know the cause and SN leaves me as dead, which I wouldn't be, they'll send me straight to the morgue and declare me dead. It says that the autopsy, if I'm still alive, would leave me in shock, etc. Am I scared, please? Is it telling the truth or spreading fear? Help. And it could slow down undetectable vital signs and so on. I don't know if I should leave a note of what I took just in case. I'm terrified. I was scared before, but now even more so. I don't want to be disemboweled alive.View attachment 166314View attachment 166315View attachment 166316View attachment 166317View attachment 166318View attachment 166319

Certainly in the UK, if someone was discovered with a blue cyanotic skin colour and uncertain pulse/breathing but no rigor mortis they would commence CPR and hook you up to an ECG to check what you're heart is doing. And even if it's flat line they still try to get it going again. The chances of a post mortem when you're alive are nil, at least in the UK.

 

[cemeteryismyhome]

Just to chime in with the other good comments here... AI tools such as ChatGPT are largely trained on the good old reliable internet, consuming tons of what people say on Reddit and everywhere. So those responses you got were not from it knowing anything, it's just repeating what it read on the internet, which of course is not-so-reliable. But I have no idea myself if what it told you is truly accurate or not.

 

[2messdup]

Firstly, further thoughts - you're dead pretty quickly with sn, and it is often days before they autopsy. But more importantly I asked your question to the English chatgpt it gave a similar answer to yours - yes it's possible but unlikely,- but when I asked it for the links to where it found its answer, all the links listed robust methods used to be certain of death before autopsy. Not one link suggested it could happen - quite the opposite.

 

[Britney Spears]

I hope they don't perform an autopsy on me while I'm still alive. But in Spain, they're very clumsy, especially in my hometown. I thought about leaving a letter saying I ingested poison, but without naming it, and that I'd like an electrocardiogram or an encephalogram to confirm my death. Could they do that? Or would the forensic experts ignore me? I know a dead person has no say, but I can try. I'll put it in writing. Is that a good or bad idea? If they saw I was stiffer than an anchovy.they wouldn't do it, right? But if I said I ingested something, would they send me to the emergency room or not?
Also, most of the fake deaths have happened in my country, I'm terrified.

 

[2messdup]

I hope they don't perform an autopsy on me while I'm still alive. But in Spain, they're very clumsy, especially in my hometown. I thought about leaving a letter saying I ingested poison, but without naming it, and that I'd like an electrocardiogram or an encephalogram to confirm my death. Could they do that? Or would the forensic experts ignore me? I know a dead person has no say, but I can try. I'll put it in writing. Is that a good or bad idea? If they saw I was stiffer than an anchovy.they wouldn't do it, right? But if I said I ingested something, would they send me to the emergency room or not?

I think they'd try to restart your heart in situ if they were unsure in the slightest. People go blue when they've had a heart attack, not just if they've drunk sn so if they found you blue with little or no pulse maybe they'd assume heart attack first.

 

[milkteacrown]

ChatGPT is not a resource for data. ChatGPT is a program that uses GPT-4, which is a language model. It exists to synthesize sentences that sound unique enough to be confused for a human. It can sometimes be correct because of what websites it crawls, but it can also completely make up information. Any question it answers will be an accuracy gamble. Don't use it for research.

 

[Britney Spears]

I think they'd try to restart your heart in situ if they were unsure in the slightest. People go blue when they've had a heart attack, not just if they've drunk sn so if they found you blue with little or no pulse maybe they'd assume heart attack first.

I can also write that I ingested something. Don't even mention the word "poison." And that it can cause catalepsy, coma, etc. I think they'd realize it and send me to the hospital instead of the morgue, and run tests. That way they'd be sure I was dead, I don't know. I don't know what else to think.

 

[anonymous2025]

If I'm reading it correctly I believe you have a fear of being declared dead while still being alive, honestly I wouldn't worry about that. It really doesn't happen in today's world although it used to. Also SN has a 89%+ success rate.

 

[opheliaoveragain]

I agree with others in the thread. it's just a collection of fed info. sn, when the protocol and purity are followed, is pretty quick acting. hence survival rate, which is low, and not from an AI model.

here if you wanna talk, friend.

 

[LostHighway]

ChatGPT collects data from many sources. You need to check those sources rigorously. Google AI does on my laptop. My only suggestion would be to take a high enough dosage. Will it be nitrate or nitrite? And are you sure you want to take your own life? What would make your life livable?

 

[JesiBel]

I don't think it's possible. Reading these articles, forensic experts perform too many tests to determine that the person is dead. And it will be even more noticeable in "violent/non natural" deaths such as suicide.

1) Methods of Estimation of Time Since Death

Methods of Estimation of Time Since Death - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf

"Suicide requires substantial affirmative evidence to establish manner of death, and affirmation of drug intoxication suicides appears to demand an especially high burden of proof. Findings and their implications argue for more stringent investigative standards, better training, and more resources to support accurate and comprehensive case ascertainment, as the foundation for developing evidence-based suicide prevention initiatives."

2) Method overtness, forensic autopsy, and the evidentiary suicide note: A multilevel National Violent Death Reporting System analysis

Method overtness, forensic autopsy, and the evidentiary suicide note: A multilevel National Violent Death Reporting System analysis - PMC

Higher prevalence of suicide notes could signify more conservatism in accounting and greater proneness to undercounting of suicide by method. We tested two hypotheses: (1) an evidentiary suicide note is more likely to accompany suicides by ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[Britney Spears]

Also, it's curious because with neambutal it would be more of the same. There's a chance of surviving with N and not dying and being dismembered alive. I asked him about the differences and the speed of each. N wins, yes. But the same thing can happen; there's no guarantee. I'll leave a written note and make up lies, etc., to confirm my total death. I have no other choice. I'll publish my protocol in a few months. My biggest fear is my short time—about 9 hours, I estimate for now—until they find me; that's probably what the AI is referring to. But I'll research and plan as best I can. I have no strength left.

 

[SufferingInDenmark]

sorry if im stupid, but what exactly is your fear?
that they think you are dead, but you are not fully dead yet?
and i assume this is because you don't live alone, so you know your family or room mates will definetely find you?

 

[bankai]

hope they don't perform an autopsy on me while I'm still alive.

I know what your fear is. You're worried you might be alive during the autopsy . But you won't be conscious, right? So then it doesn't make any difference anyway. Worst case scenario, the autopsy kills you instead of the SN.

Also, the likelihood of this scenario happening is extremely low anyway.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

It just doesn't happen in the modern world. They don't just assume you're dead. If you're not dead, someone will detect it by any of various means. Your fears are unfounded no matter what some AI bot tells you.

 

[Britney Spears]

• mehdone
• I think it would respond better than AI

 

[J&L383]

Don't let these things disturb you, Op. Just make sure enough time passes before you're found and you're good to go.I won't be surprised if they programmed pro-life ideals into ChatGPT as well.

This is an interesting take. (Proactive programming). I think with any method there is some concern about how long until you're "good and dead" but I would think any qualified health professional should know the basics of determining if someone's actually dead or not. This does illustrate the need to not be discovered, at least not until the threshold of time has passed.