That's "non-sequitor". I mean, I wrote the thing twice. Look, I've read enough student attempts at proofs to recognize when one statement does not follow from the other: Your statements do not follow. They barely relate. They comes from left field. It is bizarre to say the least. The very least.
Now you assume that my "deference" to you is . . .
. . . a little humor at your expense. Surprised you haven't accomodated to it.
your superior qualities
Only by comparison. Only by comparison.
Non sequitur. From Funk & Wagnalls New College Standard Dictionary 1950. No alternate spelling shown.
I read you as small-minded and pompous. But this is too much.