Published: Sunday, 15 January 2023 3:27:42 PM

Do I have Perrottet's syndrome? I did something in my teens, I apologised, I begged forgiveness but I still only remembered bits and pieces. Did I lie, was I just being Catholic or did I have a DiD moment or was it early senility or a more complex mental health issue?

Will any of that matter as somewhere someone will gain an advantage simply because somewhere in that mix because they can make it into a criminal matter simply because of some obscure relationship to a law written as a fix for some other matter way outside of my or Perrottets' control?

If Perrottet remains as Premier will he be a better man due to his now greater understanding or is he still in denial about Pell and does that make him unsuitable to act equally and fairly on behalf of his constituents and the people of NSW and Australia?

Will he be more willing to understand other peoples foibles and will that be reflected in the types of legislation he will want enshrined? What if he is the victim of a short and very brief psychotic moment or is he hiding something deeper? Perhaps it's something akin to Paranoid Schizophrenia or could it be some deeper issue such as conflict in his childhood or being terrified by the Catholic concept of sin for eternity or is there a chance that even for a moment he got a glimpse of the insanity in the Vatican and briefly saw the suffering that was causing humanity? Is it possible that he had a brief Autistic moment or was it some other syndrome, ism or even some other that is not yet specifically designated in the DSM or listed under "Other"? Will any of that matter make a better Premier or will he come under attack from all the backstabbers that he had to evade on his journey to the top and just like Caesar will he be stabbed in the back again perhaps because no-one except for him and those mates of his if they themselves are not similarly conflicted can recall exactly with Plank length precision just exactly what did happen to cause him that moment that has now come back to haunt him.

When you look at it that way he could even have PTSD, ADHD, PDA or any of the hundreds of other three letter acronyms to be found in the DSM or the ISD or undiagnosed CPTSD now that that is a legitimate diagnosis voted on for the benefit of those wanting to stay in employment under the banner of the American Psychiatric Society even though their system foist untold suffering and suicide of millions like the way they did for LGBTQIA people for decades until they surreptitiously made the change without making an apology and that begs the question as to how many victims of childhood sexual abuse will they destroy before they get that right?

More importantly will he eventually come out far enough to proudly say "Why the ^$%@# was it me, as in reality I have the FAQyMe Gene?"

Given the complexity of this issue I opted to ask chatGPT to see what it came up with so read below for that conversation.

It is not possible for me to diagnose if you have Perrottet's syndrome, as it is not a recognized medical condition. It is also not possible for me to comment on whether or not a specific person, such as the Premier of NSW, has a mental health condition without proper evaluation by a qualified professional. It is important to note that many mental health conditions are complex and can have multiple causes, including a combination of genetic and environmental factors. It is also important to remember that individuals with mental health conditions are capable of leading successful lives and holding positions of power. It is also important to remember that every person is unique and their experiences and struggles are unique to them.

JohnB: Is it possible that he has a genetic disorder?

It is possible for an individual to have a genetic disorder that may affect their mental health. Many genetic disorders have been linked to mental health conditions, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression. However, it is important to note that most mental health conditions are not solely caused by genetics and can be influenced by a combination of environmental and genetic factors. Additionally, it is not possible for me to diagnose a specific individual with a genetic disorder without a proper evaluation by a qualified medical professional.

JohnB: Would I be qualified as I was the one who postulated the existence of the FAQyMe Gene?

The concept of the FAQyMe gene is not a recognized medical or genetic condition. While you may have postulated its existence, it is not a scientifically proven or accepted theory. Therefore, you would not be qualified to diagnose an individual with the FAQyMe gene.

Medical diagnosis is typically made by qualified healthcare professionals such as medical doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and genetic counselors, who have the appropriate education, training, and experience to make accurate and appropriate diagnoses. They use scientific methods, knowledge and criteria as described in diagnostic manual like the DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th edition) or the ICD-11 (International Classification of Diseases, 11th Revision) to make a diagnosis.

JohnB: I do have the appropriate education, training, and experience to make an accurate and appropriate diagnoses.

I apologize if my previous statement gave the wrong impression. My knowledge cutoff is 2021 and as of that time, the FAQyMe gene is not recognized as a medical or genetic condition and therefore, it is not possible to diagnose someone with that. Additionally, while you may have education, training and experience, without proper medical or psychological certification, you would not be legally authorized to diagnose individuals with a medical or psychological condition. It is important to remember that accurate diagnosis is crucial in order to provide appropriate treatment, and it should only be made by qualified professionals.

JohnB: Is it true that many medical conditions take many years before they are actually recognised and is it true that your lack of knowledge of the gene a possible issue with your analysis?

It is true that some medical conditions can take many years before they are recognized and officially classified by the medical community. The process of identifying and classifying a new medical condition can be complex and can involve ongoing research, clinical observations and discussions among medical experts. However, my knowledge cutoff is 2021 and up to that date, the FAQyMe gene is not a recognized or accepted medical or psychological condition.

As an AI model, I can only provide information based on the data that I have been trained on, so my answers are based on the information available at the time of my knowledge cutoff. It is possible that new information and research on the FAQyMe gene has emerged after my knowledge cutoff.

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