"the dose makes the poison"

It was controlled chaos where security staff was assisting in caring for a person who was out of control, under the influence of disrupting thoughts and perceptions. It appeared as if he had some loss of contact with the reality of the present. We were in different spatial zones.

The medical staff struggled to list the triggers. They were focusing on medication reconciliation and a broad differential with a battery of diagnostics. There must be an iatrogenicity as the sane voice echoed in an insane situation and someone shouted: "Sola dosis facit venenum".

The evaluation found that the green Wednesday brownies in the bag were also stuffed in the stomach to get the desired effect. The rest of the story was proven by a virtual tour of the stomach and an endoscopic lavage. 

To some, the fallacy of  "more is better" ends up with consequences like overdose and intoxication

To others, while pondering upon the Tea Alchemy where a set of steps makes a fantastic cup of tea, know that whether  weed or water, "the dose makes the poison" 

"Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a misnomer"

 This is the age of Artificial Intelligence. Everything can be done with a command.to a computer. Doctors will no longer needed. A person can ask his DocGPT and get recommendations.

As he was talking, everyone was attentive. Yes, we also got worried about job security and what the future will hold. His perspectives were fascinating on one hand and somewhat intuitive as well. His statements were the subject of discussion during his stay at the hospital.

He was suffering from an autoimmune disease, a disease in which the body's immune system attacks one's healthy cells. He was consumed by his own self as his body was fighting against itself. He was brilliant but reasonable knowing that diseases don't reason. He knew that very well. He once said Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a misnomer as it is really a Substitute Intelligence (SI) created by Human Intelligence (HI).

To some, there are domains of knowledge, critical thinking, creativity, compassion, connectivity, and self-reflection. These are some of the intelligence attributes of the superior being, the ashraf-ul-maKHluqaat.

To others, Artificial intelligence will take over Human Intelligence at a finite point in our lives. That day it will be called Substitute intelligence, and it will make us doubt ourselves by taking away the power of creativity; the day after that will be the birth of auto intelligence; the autoimmune disease of human intelligence  He hoped that humans may survive that challenge through their collective wisdom of perseverance through finding humility in each other.