[purveyor of knowledge]

Originally Posted by sillysally Can this kind of "genius" be measured with a standard IQ test? My husband was telling me about Doda Elektroda (some Polish playboy bunny with a 156 IQ) this morning and he told me he thinks he's smarter than her but that he's so intelligent that there is no test for him. Then I had to remind him that I'm retarded too. My IQ test are usually in the low 70's, and I think it keeps dropping because I can't even count without making a major mistake. It makes me feel really stupid because the mistake I made was writing it down wrong and takes someone to point that out to me.

Actually it is a good thing you ask because in reality the TOE discoverer will not be a genius probably but an idiot in modern day terms, a freak of nature so to speak. He will believe, particularly as a young child, that positive and negative both mean the same thing. Affirmative! So if you were to ask him if he was sure of something, he would probably say "I'm absolutely positively negatively sure."

And as part of the nature of the fully integrated XXYY karotype the TOE discoverer will probably believe that the only thing that is fully consistent is contradiction itself. This means he will definitely fail the IQ test unless of course he knows what the IQ test is in which case he still might score very high.

[sillysally]

Say he doesn't feel like contributing. Is that part of the contradiction? Does conscious and unconscious contradict each other? Because he wouldn't be aware of himself but still provides answers? It would be hard to enjoy life if he knew he was the answer to it. However, it's always hard to enjoy life regardless of the state of mind.

[purveyor of knowledge]

Here here Silly Sally! Appreciating life to the greatest absolute value is the highest task with which we have been appointed one thinks. It will take all of our greatest efforts.

In regards to what you said about the TOE discoverer not wanting to contribute, one assumes the TOE discoverer might actually do something very silly such as having his feelings hurt if he said he knew the TOE and people said he was full of nonsense. If people did not want to invest their hope and faith in the absolute greatest possibility, he may be prone not to show them that it exists at all.

And you're right, in many ways it would be a tough lot in life for the fellow. Afterall, nobody likes a wise guy. But of the wise guys he would be the wisest!

On the other hand, I'm sure the sheer fact of realizing the greatest absolute morale would cause him to be utterly titillated with joy and he would be the happiest man alive. Soon people would understand that apprehension leads not one race to salvation. Soon people would realize, it is not that somethings are too good to be true, but that truth is greater than fiction!

As far as consciousness, he would be aware of himself, but that is what would provide the contradiction. For why should he be any particular person at all? Such a quandary would provide for infinite rumination.

[sillysally]

Wow, he'd be like a real life wonder woman! Haha. I think the moon also had more to do with a woman's ancient menstrual cycle happening once a month.

[Profpat]

Originally Posted by sillysally Wow, he'd be like a real life wonder woman! Haha. I think the moon also had more to do with a woman's ancient menstrual cycle happening once a month.

Hi Sally;

You may have something there. Aren't they both 28 days long?

Best,

Pat

[sillysally]

Originally Posted by Profpat Hi Sally; You may have something there. Aren't they both 28 days long? Best, Pat

The egg only drops once a month, just like a full moon. Plus girls are born with eggs and the men develop their miracle grow later in life.

[MJA]

Hi Sally,

If it is true, this virgin birth story, then I think God missed the party.

And, if your right about woman not needing men to procreate, you would have to show me that.

But then again, I'm not so sure I want to see.

Somethings should stay in the closet, don't you agree?

=
MJA

[sillysally]

Originally Posted by MJA Hi Sally, If it is true, this virgin birth story, then I think God missed the party.

He's a party pooper. Oops, can I say poop here?

And, if your right about woman not needing men to procreate, you would have to show me that.

It would be a part of evolution, I think this will be easier to prove than say, monkey ancestors.

But then again, I'm not so sure I want to see.

Somethings should stay in the closet, don't you agree? = MJA

I always tell my husband he's my favorite lesbian, he doesn't mind.

[chazzysaw]

The virgin birth is base on mythology long before the birth of Christ. There is a deeper meaning to the virgin birth than a mother having a baby without sex being involve. If the religious leaders would teacher it as a myth it maybe lest complicated and more acceptable to believe.