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Message: [QUOTE="JSH, post: 3617127"] My page on how to beat the "lights out" puzzle, where I brute force it algebraically, is #1 on Google for the search "how to beat lights out", and I have no idea why. Google reports that no other pages link to it. <[URL]http://www.tzs.net/lights.html[/URL]>[/QUOTE] Which compares to "definition of mathematical proof" where I have #2 behind the Wikipedia, how? Or even to "Class Viewer" which is a lot more commonly used? And even "Traveling Salesman Problem" now brings up a page I have at #65 out of 224,000. My take on the responses I get is that you have already made up your mind that you are not only not my equal but that you are superior, so anything I show which challenges the decision you already made, you simply rationalize. I emphasize that the behavior is not even about being equal, but about your belief that you are superior to me, so in holding on to the lie, you do a remarkable mental dance, which defies facts to bring what you have at least equal in some areas to what I have, in your own mind, and then take superiority in your own mind with other things you think you have. Convoluted, but the behavior here is not rational, as most posters clearly simply dodge "definition of mathematical proof" search result entirely in their replies! Oh, so readers should note that Patricia Shanahan was right in there with the others, with a comparison from her own world as well. The behavior is about DECIDING superiority to another person, like a class superiority, and then refusing to accept that the other person not be your subordinate, like people do in classed societies in the regular world! If you think you are upper class then people you see as lower class are by definition in your mind lower, and there they are supposed to stay! Beneath you. James Harris [/QUOTE]

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