I took a lot of acid one night and had a long discussion with a rock demon.

[Nitram]

57. The words would only appear to be mine to someone who never graduated from high school.

Your inability to discern the point I was making by quoting a few lines of great poetry suggests I over-estimated both your intelligence and the breadth of your knowledge. Being literate means a great deal more than being able to read words in sequence and understand the meqaning of each word separately. It means being able to comprehend their meaning and relevance within the context of a conversation, a skill in which you are sadly lacking. But your arguments from the beginning have demonstrated a remarkably blinkered and rigid intelligence. I still wonder why you are so threatened by the suggestion that there is more in the world, oh, sorry:

"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."

Hamlet, Act 1. Scene V by William Shakespeare