I clearly didn't claim that. My own depression was multifaceted, stemming from genetics, upbringing, social isolation. And the help I got was also multifaceted and involved identifying all those causes.

Does it not give you pause when you write things like "it's just ChatGPT. Your own attempt at ending your life hasn't seemingly taught you anything."

Suicidality is multi-faceted. It's why there's recorded records of suicide attempts increasing when a highly-publicised suicide attempt happens, or when media portrays it such as in 13 Reasons why.

And when you're straddling that line - as you might imagine - your sense of rationality is sort of all over the place.

As with probably a lot of other influences in his life the responses of ChatGPT probably tugged him in a direction. And that alone is horrific.