>Patient: I've been feeling very tired all day a long and I have flashbacks of the fish. I'm so distressed.
>Psychiatrist: It sounds like you're going through a difficult time. Let's explore what might be causing you to feel this way. Is there something in particular that you think might be causing this?
>Patient: I don't know what it could be. I eat three meals a day, I exercise, I take supplements, I only rarely dwell on the horrible incident with the fish, and I even meditate some mornings. I'm at my wits end.
>Psychiatrist: It sounds like you're doing your best to take care of yourself. Have you considered talking to a therapist about these feelings? It might be helpful to have someone to talk to about what's going on.
>Patient: Wait, aren't you a therapist?
>Psychiatrist: Yes, I am. Would you like to talk more about what you're feeling?
>Patient: Okay.. Well yes I would. I'd like to talk about anything but the fish incident.
>Psychiatrist: Okay, let's talk about what else might be causing these feelings. Do you have any other worries or concerns that might be contributing to how you're feeling?
It's more like an incredibly complex algorithm sticking to one of countless scripts, than it is anything that can reason. I think it will always be trivial to fool-- even if you can't ask how to bury a human body you can ask how to bury a deer corpse or how to perform a funeral.