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Silver pill (Quicksilver pill) 

The silver pill (or quick-silver pill) emphasizes self-enlightenment, knowledge and discovery, and a spirit of ardor and power when it comes to making willful changes in reality.

The silver pill is the omni-pill and can never be "taken".

Silver pill philosophy is not a be all prescription or solution, it is the methodology by which an individual pursues the nuanced solutions to their individual life.

The silver pill is ONLY loyal to that which produces dynamic growth in an individual or system with relation to the intended will of the transformative element of that individual or system. It is ultimately idiosyncratic and utterly capricious.

When one takes the silver pill, they become acutely aware of their individual experience of life while also igniting a continually expanding understanding of the external world and the quest for meaning in relation to both these aspects of being.

The silver pill is:

Self-knowledge and mastery of the will.

Understanding of Nature AS SUCH.

Undefiled wisdom and unrestrained knowledge.

Seeking of non-biased, evidentially reinforced Truth.

Reflective insight into one's behaviors and the effects they produce on both the actor and the external world.

Adaptability and practicality.

A seeking and desire for growth.

It is a process that comes and goes for individuals during periods of growth, insight, and transformation.

The numerical equivalent of the silver pill in computational intelligence is (*) or 42.
"The silver pill (Quicksilver pill) transforms us into our true natures as individual beings. It is the process by which we seek meaning and understanding of ourselves and the world at large. It is the search for truth, mastery, and manifestation of the true will. It is politically indifferent, theologically neutral, and only bends and defines itself to the purpose of the illumination of the individual in question. It is all things, and yet no single thing."
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