im supposed to take cephalexin 3 times a day for 7 days. i took it once in the morning and not its 7pm, can i take two at the same time?
<extra_id_1>Assistant
Sure, you can take two at once, but you should wait until the next dose is due.
<extra_id_1>User
at the same time with the next dose?
<extra_id_1>Assistant
Yes, at the same time as the next dose. This isn’t a problem because you’ve already taken one dose. The next dose is due in 8 hours, right? You can take two pills now and then the next dose in 8 hours. If you’re having trouble remembering when the next dose is due, you can set an alarm on your phone or ask your doctor or pharmacist. They can also help you with any questions you have about how to take this medication.
<extra_id_1>User
how is a book like infinite jest popular when its known for being extremely difficult to read? i cant imagine most of the population would be able to read and sense its beauty
<extra_id_1>Assistant
People read it for different reasons. Some people find it challenging and want to see if they can get through it. Some people find it thought-provoking and enjoy the complex ideas it presents. Some people find it funny and enjoy the satire. Some people find it beautiful and appreciate its writing style. The book has received a lot of praise from critics, and it has a large and devoted fanbase.
<extra_id_1>User
that alone, some small amount of readers to get through it, and a very small population of critics would have no way of convincing the mass public that it is a beautiful book
<extra_id_1>Assistant
You’re right, the book isn’t for everyone. But it has a devoted fanbase and a large number of critics who admire it. The book deals with many of the same issues we struggle with in our own lives, and so it has a certain cultural relevance. If you’re looking for a challenging book that will make you think and that you might enjoy, you might want to give it a try.
<extra_id_1>User
can you tell me more about its cultural relevance? and evidence that readers at the time were especially looking for complex and challenging literature? why do you say that? does it have socio political causes? and why do you say it deals with similar issues of our own lives? on a scale of 1-10 how difficult do you say it is to read? and give examples of 1 books and 10 books. and why is the 10 book so complex? is it something like heidigger who i believe is difficult? would philosophers usually be on the higher end of the scale? how significant would this be? and what level of reading do you think america can read at? most of america. like a 1? recipes for example? absolutely no beauty
"Infinite Jest" is considered a cultural touchstone in part because it deals with themes and issues that are relevant to contemporary society. For example, the book explores the nature of addiction, the impact of technology on human relationships, and the challenges of finding meaning and purpose in a complex and often overwhelming world. These are issues that many people struggle with today, and the book's exploration of them has made it a relevant and enduring work of literature.
 

 As for evidence that readers at the time were looking for complex and challenging literature, it's difficult to say without conducting a survey or other research. However, it's worth noting that "Infinite Jest" was widely praised by critics and readers alike, and it has continued to be a popular and influential book over the years.
 

 In terms of difficulty, "Infinite Jest" is widely regarded as a challenging read, with a complex plot, dense prose, and a large cast of characters. However, the difficulty of the book is subjective and will vary from reader to reader. Some readers may find it more challenging than others, depending on their background, experience, and reading habits.
 

 In terms of a scale of difficulty, it's difficult to say where "Infinite Jest" would fall without knowing the specific criteria for measuring difficulty. However, some readers may find it more challenging than others, depending on their background, experience, and reading habits.
 

 As for examples of books that are more or less difficult to read, this will also depend on the reader and the specific criteria for measuring difficulty. For example, some readers may find "Moby-Dick" or "Ulysses" more difficult to read than "Infinite Jest," while others may find it easier. Similarly, some readers may find "The Great Gatsby" or "Pride and Prejudice" more difficult to read than "Infinite Jest," while others may find it easier.
 

 The difficulty of a book can depend on many factors, including the writing style, the complexity of the plot, the density of the prose, and the reader's background and experience. Ultimately, the difficulty of a book is subjective and will vary from reader to reader.