Questions to Age

[Age]

Like for example: if I said the statement was true. That is an answer that is different to what you said which was the statement is neither true nor false.

Are you 'now' saying and claiming that just because you have, and/or gave, a different answer, then 'this', in and of itself, means that 'my answer', automatically, 'requires validation'?

No, I'm not saying that at all.

Great.

I'm saying we can give different answers to the same question.

Why are you saying 'this', here, for, exactly?

But only you can validate the truth in your answer, no one else can. That's what I'm saying okay?

Okay, but what are you saying 'this', here, for, exactly?

[Age]

I do not believe either your answer nor my answer is absolutely True, Right, Accurate, nor Correct, so I have no need, nor want, to prove either.

So all our answers to our questions are invalid of absolute truth, rather they are just illusory beliefs, not valid, not true, not right, not accurate, nor correct, nor in need nor want of any proof to the contrary, is that what you are saying, now?

Not at all.

[Age]

What "fairy" might be 'trying to' get to, here, is a question like, for example, 'How can human beings distinguish what is actually absolutely irrefutably True, Right, Accurate, and/or Incorrect to to absolutely every one, from, what might be, perceived, as being 'absolutely correct' to one or just some?

Unless, of course, "fairy" is internally believing that its so-called 'absolute correct answers' would be 'the same ones' for and to absolutely everyone else, as well.

But, if, to "fairy", 'absolute correct answers' can be completely, and even oppositely, different to individual people, then okay.

[Fairy]

I'm saying we can give different answers to the same question.

Why are you saying 'this', here, for, exactly?

Because it is a response to something you had said...here >
( Are you 'now' saying and claiming that just because you have, and/or gave, a different answer, then 'this', in and of itself, means that 'my answer', automatically, 'requires validation'? )

So that's when I responded by saying, that wasn't what I was saying. I'm saying we can give different answers to the same question.

But only you can validate the truth in your answer, no one else can. That's what I'm saying okay?

Okay, but what are you saying 'this', here, for, exactly?

Because that's how my mental model had formulated at that moment in time.

[Fairy]

I do not believe either your answer nor my answer is absolutely True, Right, Accurate, nor Correct, so I have no need, nor want, to prove either.

So all our answers to our questions are invalid of absolute truth, rather they are just illusory beliefs, not valid, not true, not right, not accurate, nor correct, nor in need nor want of any proof to the contrary, is that what you are saying, now?

Not at all.

So what do you mean by making that statement? ( I do not believe either your answer nor my answer is absolutely True, Right, Accurate, nor Correct, so I have no need, nor want, to prove either. )


I don't know what you mean by that, so I'm seeking for some clarification as to what you mean, so that I can understand what you mean.

[Gary Childress]

So all our answers to our questions are invalid of absolute truth, rather they are just illusory beliefs, not valid, not true, not right, not accurate, nor correct, nor in need nor want of any proof to the contrary, is that what you are saying, now?

Not at all.

So what do you mean by making that statement? ( I do not believe either your answer nor my answer is absolutely True, Right, Accurate, nor Correct, so I have no need, nor want, to prove either. )


I don't know what you mean by that, so I'm seeking for some clarification as to what you mean, so that I can understand what you mean.

[Gary Childress]

Question for Age:

Is the following correct?

You often use the phrase "you adult humans" when referring to the way we adult humans often blame others but not ourselves for various wrongs that befall the world. But you also acknowledge that you also blame others but not yourself for various wrongs that befall the world.

[Age]

So all our answers to our questions are invalid of absolute truth, rather they are just illusory beliefs, not valid, not true, not right, not accurate, nor correct, nor in need nor want of any proof to the contrary, is that what you are saying, now?

Not at all.

So what do you mean by making that statement? ( I do not believe either your answer nor my answer is absolutely True, Right, Accurate, nor Correct, so I have no need, nor want, to prove either. )

What I mean is because I neither believe nor disbelieve things to be no need nor want arises to prove things.

See it is only when I am open and are remaining open 'proofs' of things just naturally reveal themselves, to me. In other words unlike you adult human beings I have no need nor want to prove already obtained thoughts, assumptions, nor beliefs.

I, instead, just remain open to see what tran-spires.

I don't know what you mean by that, so I'm seeking for some clarification as to what you mean, so that I can understand what you mean.

Okay, if you could be more specific in what 'it' is, exactly, that you are seeking 'some clarification' for, then I am able to better clarify, exactly, what 'it' is, for you.

Also, why only seek out 'some' clarification as to what I mean, why not seek out full and/or exact specific clarification, instead?

[Age]

Question for Age:

Is the following correct?

No.

You often use the phrase "you adult humans" when referring to the way we adult humans often blame others but not ourselves for various wrongs that befall the world. But you also acknowledge that you also blame others but not yourself for various wrongs that befall the world.

[Gary Childress]

Question for Age:

Is the following correct?

No.

You often use the phrase "you adult humans" when referring to the way we adult humans often blame others but not ourselves for various wrongs that befall the world. But you also acknowledge that you also blame others but not yourself for various wrongs that befall the world.

What is incorrect about my statement above?

[Age]

Question for Age:

Is the following correct?

No.

You often use the phrase "you adult humans" when referring to the way we adult humans often blame others but not ourselves for various wrongs that befall the world. But you also acknowledge that you also blame others but not yourself for various wrongs that befall the world.

What is incorrect about my statement above?

If you had just said, written, and asked your question in relation to 'one thing', only, then I would not have to 'now' explain, to you, 'which parts' in your two statements is not correct.

Now,

The first part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the 'phrase 'you adult humans'.

I have never ever used the phrase, 'you adult humans'. I, instead, use the phrase, 'you adult human beings'.

The second part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the phrase, 'you adult humans' when referring to the way 'you adult humans' often blame others.

Although you adult human beings on many occasions 'try to' blame others for your own Wrong doings, I do not recall 'ever', let alone 'often', using the phrase 'you adult human beings' when referring to 'the way' you adult human beings blame others. I, instead, 'often' use the phrase the phrase, 'you adult human beings', when just referring to 'you', adult human beings. Full stop.

The part in your second statement, which is not correct, is that I also acknowledge that I also blame others, but not "myself", for various Wrongs that befall 'the world'.

I have never ever blamed others, and not "myself", for the Wrongs, in 'the world'.

[Gary Childress]

No.

What is incorrect about my statement above?

If you had just said, written, and asked your question in relation to 'one thing', only, then I would not have to 'now' explain, to you, 'which parts' in your two statements is not correct.

Now,

The first part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the 'phrase 'you adult humans'.

I have never ever used the phrase, 'you adult humans'. I, instead, use the phrase, 'you adult human beings'.

The second part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the phrase, 'you adult humans' when referring to the way 'you adult humans' often blame others.

Although you adult human beings on many occasions 'try to' blame others for your own Wrong doings, I do not recall 'ever', let alone 'often', using the phrase 'you adult human beings' when referring to 'the way' you adult human beings blame others. I, instead, 'often' use the phrase the phrase, 'you adult human beings', when just referring to 'you', adult human beings. Full stop.

The part in your second statement, which is not correct, is that I also acknowledge that I also blame others, but not "myself", for various Wrongs that befall 'the world'.

I have never ever blamed others, and not "myself", for the Wrongs, in 'the world'.

So can you clarify what your position is regarding the following:

1) Do you think all adult human beings are to blame for all the world's problems? Feel free to elaborate on the answer.

2) Are you also responsible for all the world's problems or are you not also responsible for all the world's problems? Feel free to elaborate on the answer.

[Age]

What is incorrect about my statement above?

If you had just said, written, and asked your question in relation to 'one thing', only, then I would not have to 'now' explain, to you, 'which parts' in your two statements is not correct.

Now,

The first part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the 'phrase 'you adult humans'.

I have never ever used the phrase, 'you adult humans'. I, instead, use the phrase, 'you adult human beings'.

The second part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the phrase, 'you adult humans' when referring to the way 'you adult humans' often blame others.

Although you adult human beings on many occasions 'try to' blame others for your own Wrong doings, I do not recall 'ever', let alone 'often', using the phrase 'you adult human beings' when referring to 'the way' you adult human beings blame others. I, instead, 'often' use the phrase the phrase, 'you adult human beings', when just referring to 'you', adult human beings. Full stop.

The part in your second statement, which is not correct, is that I also acknowledge that I also blame others, but not "myself", for various Wrongs that befall 'the world'.

I have never ever blamed others, and not "myself", for the Wrongs, in 'the world'.

So can you clarify what your position is regarding the following:

1) Do you think all adult human beings are to blame for all the world's problems?

Yes.

Feel free to elaborate on the answer.

1. I used the word, Wrong, so why did you 'now' use the word, 'problem', instead?

2. To me the word, 'problem', means, a question posed for a solution. Only human beings pose questions. Therefore, if all adult human beings can and do ask questions, posed for solutions, then all adult human beings cause and create all of the not best wording, 'world's problems'.

2) Are you also responsible for all the world's problems or are you not also responsible for all the world's problems?

Yes.

Feel free to elaborate on the answer.

i also do ask some of all of the questions, in the world, which are posed for solutions.

By the way I do not just feel free to elaborate on 'my answer', here, but I am always actually free to elaborate on each and every answer I provide.

Also, if you meant something else when you used the word, 'problem', then you know what to do, now, right?

[Gary Childress]

If you had just said, written, and asked your question in relation to 'one thing', only, then I would not have to 'now' explain, to you, 'which parts' in your two statements is not correct.

Now,

The first part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the 'phrase 'you adult humans'.

I have never ever used the phrase, 'you adult humans'. I, instead, use the phrase, 'you adult human beings'.

The second part in your first statement, which is not correct, is your claim that I often use the phrase, 'you adult humans' when referring to the way 'you adult humans' often blame others.

Although you adult human beings on many occasions 'try to' blame others for your own Wrong doings, I do not recall 'ever', let alone 'often', using the phrase 'you adult human beings' when referring to 'the way' you adult human beings blame others. I, instead, 'often' use the phrase the phrase, 'you adult human beings', when just referring to 'you', adult human beings. Full stop.

The part in your second statement, which is not correct, is that I also acknowledge that I also blame others, but not "myself", for various Wrongs that befall 'the world'.

I have never ever blamed others, and not "myself", for the Wrongs, in 'the world'.

So can you clarify what your position is regarding the following:

1) Do you think all adult human beings are to blame for all the world's problems?

Yes.

Feel free to elaborate on the answer.

1. I used the word, Wrong, so why did you 'now' use the word, 'problem', instead?

2. To me the word, 'problem', means, a question posed for a solution. Only human beings pose questions. Therefore, if all adult human beings can and do ask questions, posed for solutions, then all adult human beings cause and create all of the not best wording, 'world's problems'.

2) Are you also responsible for all the world's problems or are you not also responsible for all the world's problems?

Yes.

Feel free to elaborate on the answer.

i also do ask some of all of the questions, in the world, which are posed for solutions.

By the way I do not just feel free to elaborate on 'my answer', here, but I am always actually free to elaborate on each and every answer I provide.

Thank you for your answers.

1) So when you say that all adult human beings are responsible for all the world's wrongs, and that you include yourself as responsible for all the world's wrongs, why do you use the term "you adult human beings" so much when discussing the topic? Wouldn't it be more accurate for you to use the phrase "we adult human beings" when discussing who is responsible for all the wrongs in the world? Otherwise, I never would have known that you also blame yourself, had I not specifically asked that question to you once. Since you often say that you are trying to learn to better communicate with us, perhaps it would be closer to the truth if you used the word, "we".

2) You're a bad person, Age. You are responsible for all the wrongs that occur in the world. You should be ashamed of yourself, killing innocent children who have done nothing. That's horrible, Age.

[Fairy]

Not at all.

So what do you mean by making that statement? ( I do not believe either your answer nor my answer is absolutely True, Right, Accurate, nor Correct, so I have no need, nor want, to prove either. )

What I mean is because I neither believe nor disbelieve things to be no need nor want arises to prove things.

See it is only when I am open and are remaining open 'proofs' of things just naturally reveal themselves, to me. In other words unlike you adult human beings I have no need nor want to prove already obtained thoughts, assumptions, nor beliefs.

I, instead, just remain open to see what tran-spires.

I don't know what you mean by that, so I'm seeking for some clarification as to what you mean, so that I can understand what you mean.

Okay, if you could be more specific in what 'it' is, exactly, that you are seeking 'some clarification' for, then I am able to better clarify, exactly, what 'it' is, for you.

Also, why only seek out 'some' clarification as to what I mean, why not seek out full and/or exact specific clarification, instead?

I don’t need to be more specific, you’ve said enough. I’m clear about what you’ve said, no further clarification needed, thanks.