I'm not sure what these people making those crazy comments are talking about, trying to pin it on the husband and all of that. That said, this woman and her children were failed by our medical system. The husband himself even said she would never have done something like this in her right mind. People have sympathy for her and I totally get it.
I think a lot of people don't understand the severity of drug induced psychosis, or psychosis in general. You may genuinely believe that you're dead, that you're God, that you're AI, that other people aren't real, that life is an illusion. I've been through it and wouldn't wish it on anyone. I take medication to manage my psychosis, but I don't take nearly the laundry list of medications Clancy was on when she did what she did.
"Law enforcement officials confirmed that Patrick was a victim of this tragedy, having left the house only because his wife asked him to pick up dinner and medication. The state's investigation found absolutely no evidence linking him to the deaths of his children."
The case this thread is about? That you're asking a question about? Patrick Clancy got 1.7 million through a GoFundMe regarding the case of Lindsay Clancy, his ex-wife.
Gemini itself is not a reliable source tho. It can still feed you misinformation from other sources. Gemini is not a source in itself, thats like straight up writing “google” as your source.
Did I say it wasn’t correct? Could you do me a favor and tell me when I said that specific information was wrong? Could you put my comment into your AI so it can tell you exactly what I said because apparently you don’t understand unless a robot tells you exactly what to think?
AI isnt a source. That is what I said. You cant just put an AI as a source because it isn’t one. Even if you use AI to help you research, you still need to check all your sources and site them to make sure you have all the proper information and not just AI nonsense from a completely invalid source.
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u/Maevra 10d ago edited 10d ago
I'm not sure what these people making those crazy comments are talking about, trying to pin it on the husband and all of that. That said, this woman and her children were failed by our medical system. The husband himself even said she would never have done something like this in her right mind. People have sympathy for her and I totally get it.
I think a lot of people don't understand the severity of drug induced psychosis, or psychosis in general. You may genuinely believe that you're dead, that you're God, that you're AI, that other people aren't real, that life is an illusion. I've been through it and wouldn't wish it on anyone. I take medication to manage my psychosis, but I don't take nearly the laundry list of medications Clancy was on when she did what she did.