John,
I wrote an answer to the question asked. You may not understand the answer. You may not believe that answer was pertinent to the question asked. You may understand the answer and see how it was pertinent to the question asked, but choose to ignore it. Obviously many more situations could describe what my answer was, however the one thing that can not be said is “That too could not be answered”

What I suspect is a truer statement would be: “I have not seen any response from Anthony that would convince me that Anthony has any factual backing to his freely asserted statement of ‘Good Thinking’”

I have no intention to response to that ‘question’ other then the one I have already provided.

FYI: I spent 4 years at a private high school where I was trained the art of ‘logical fencing’ I mentioned this for the reason that I have had long practice recognizing when someone is using their intellect for positive or negative goals. We should all attempt to use our ‘Gifts’ in the most positive way possible.

Anthony