>Maybe you are just too brilliant for me to understand but your last few posts don’t make a bit of sense to me.
My apologies. I am NOT brilliant at what God wants. I do have a very clear understanding of true and false logic and how it interacts with making decisions. My soecialty is machine code and assembler with a break from the detail with a C interface.
I just recently graduated to quantum multi state logic and have begun to think in ways that were fuzzy in my youth but are becoming clearer now with added dimensions.
I just hope to live long enough to help.
At age 70, I can tell I am not as sharp as I once was. I took the GRE a few years ago and scored 1280. Not a bad score but I once would have done much better.
Probably did as well on verbal as ever but when I got to the math portion, I kept coming across problems that as soon as I saw them, I knew that I knew how to solve them but when I tried to, could not remember how. Math was always my strong point too.
One of my best friends is president of Mensa for a large area. He has tried to get me to join but I am not certain that I could pass the test now. When younger I nearly always would score 99th percentile on achievement tests.
“I do have a very clear understanding of true and false logic and how it interacts with making decisions.”
William L. Brown wrote, “The attempt to make God just in the eyes of sinful men will always lead to error.”