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"Blue pill overdose" describes a scenario where a person is doxastically closed (unwilling to change their beliefs) to the point of rejecting the concept of logic or reason. Additionally to the assertion that the claim is true, the person asserts that their claim is exempt from any form of inspection; i.e. that asking questions about it is nonsensical. This usually coincides with incoherent sentence- or argument-structure, which can border on seeming like brain damage and creates the association to an overdose. (E.g. grammar and logic mistakes and heavy use of meaningless deepities in place of arguments) The "blue pill" is a reference to The Matrix movies, where the choice between the blue and the red pill is one between blissful ignorance and learning the uncomfortable truth.
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