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If students rely too much on AI, they might miss out on developing their own critical thinking, creativity or resilience.

The shark relies on surprise.

Psychiatrists hence mostly rely only on what they see with their own eyes, subjective self-reports, multiple-choice tests, and what family members tell them.

While many doctors relying on the new DSM do help a lot of real patients with real problems, we have to ask who else benefits.

I was going from making $0 and relying on my parents to now I had more money than I could handle.

See, traditional modular systems rely on repeated templates.

Besides, no living beings are harmed by continuing to rely on Nuronium— your species should simply accept their fate and go extinct with dignity.

And then you have prokaryotes, like bacteria, that are hyperdiverse because most don’t rely on sexual reproduction.

But if you don't use it, it gets weaker and your body will rely on something else to do it for you.

It now emits a pollutant that lowers fertility in your species, and if your planet continues relying on this resource, your people will go extinct within 100 years.

Marvel comics got this idea from quantum physics because the fundamental basis of quantum physics relies upon the fact that the electron can be in multiple places simultaneously at the same time.

JOSH SHAPIRO : There's real-life consequences to scaring people and not relying on actual doctors and actual medical professionals to provide unbiased information to parents so that we can make reasonable decisions for our kids.