> The notion that somehow one needs "vibe" to recognize something is wrong when Gladys in the example "vomited a huge quantity of blood" is concerning, and wee

> The notion that somehow one needs "vibe" to recognize something is wrong when Gladys in the example "vomited a huge quantity of blood" is concerning, and wee bit self-aggrandizing. The doctor reacted because there was clear evidence of an issue, not because supernatural abilities. For the record: The doctor stayed in the room due to a “spidey-sense” or “vibe”. The impressive part was predicting the vomit, not reacting to it.