Geog

• What is the term used for the action of James or Ms. Devises in the context of symptoms?

  Mix Devising
• What does the term "boundary" refer to in the context of medicine?

  The boundary between dose to your body when it is not desired
• What are the key details to note regarding medication intake?

  • Amount taken daily
  • Last taken moment
  • Boundary crossing
  • Strange symptoms
  • Other health issues
  • Physical reactions
  • Amount consumed daily during morning, evening, and night
  • Possible accidents
  • Dose build over time
  • Type of medicine
  • Illness treated
  • Medicine name
  • Brand of medicine
  • Size of medicine
  • Suspected water used
• What is the unclear aspect regarding the authorship of the notes?

  Authorship unclear
• What does "boundary issues with no reaction" imply in the context of medication?

  It implies that there are boundary doses but no reaction observed
• What is the toxic amount mentioned that was taken with no reaction observed?

  Toxic amount = 2 grams + 40cc
• What does the statement "amount doesn't matter" suggest in the context of medication dosage?

  It suggests that the amount taken may not be significant
• What does "amount matters" indicate regarding medication dosage?

  It indicates that the specific weight for treatment is important
• How does the concept of "dose" relate to treatment in medicine?

  The dose is a specific weight required for effective treatment
• What are the potential symptoms and reactions to consider when assessing medication intake?

  • Strange symptoms
  • Other health issues
  • Physical reactions
  • Accidental overdoses
• What is the significance of the phrase "you are the shifter" in the context of energy?

  It suggests a role in managing energy during a pandemic
• What does the phrase "the further away you are from the center" imply about energy and its effects?

  It implies that energy decreases with distance from the center
• What is the relationship between energy and friction as mentioned in the notes?

  Friction converts energy into heat
• What does the term "shallow focus" refer to in the context of energy and its effects?

  It refers to a situation where energy remains stored and does not dissipate
• How does the concept of recoil relate to energy in the notes provided?

  Less recoil means energy remains stored and directed downwards
• What does the term "shallow focus" imply about energy storage?

  It implies that energy is less likely to dissipate and remains concentrated
• What is the significance of the phrase "energy will remain stored" in the context of the notes?

  It indicates that energy can be retained and not immediately released