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I read that article but doesn't say if a person would be gasping for air or that and how long it would take to die if it's possible.I thought I'd seen every question, but overdosing on oxygen is a new one, at least for me
Increasing the flow rate within normal levels isn't going to have any influence on a normal healthy person. However in someone with COPD such as emphysema, it can cause respiratory depression and possibly death. See link below.
Note that adding extra connected canisters doesn't necessarily increase the overall flow rate reaching the patient.
