Paracelsus Memes

Looking at the classic Paracelsus principle through a meme lens! The character's face when confronted with "the dose makes the poison" is pure indifference, but then goes full wide-eyed revelation mode with "There is no such thing as poison. There are only overdoses." It's basically the scientific equivalent of "I'm not late, you're just early." Toxicologists everywhere are simultaneously nodding and face-palming. Even water becomes deadly at the right quantity - making this technically correct, which as we all know, is the best kind of correct in science.

Paracelsus, the 16th century physician, famously stated "the dose makes the poison" - a fundamental principle of toxicology. But this meme takes it further with a nihilistic twist: "There is no such thing as poison. There are only overdoses." Just your typical lab meeting where someone's trying too hard to one-up the founding father of toxicology. Next they'll be telling us water is just hydrogen hydroxide that hasn't killed you yet. The difference between medicine and poison? Paperwork and intent.