Heartagram3200 on Mar 11 2008, 02:32 PM, said:
So your saying, that your parents pretty much took away your imagination and ceartivity at a young age, making you believe in the mainstream idea of reality...
And seriously, in a previous post, you said you heard that you could fly if you covered yourself in peanut butter, at midnight, naked, and jumped off your roof...Seems to me you had a very little amount of common sense...Even I have that, I'm just open to all possibilites...You guys make me look like I know nothing, and I am a huge fool...Fact is, I make all A's and B's
(Cept for spanish, I got a D in spanish, it's so stupid and boring, but spanish doesn't have anything to do with this)...Science is in fact, my best, and my favorite subject...So yea, I know the laws of physics, and math is my second best..So I am just as smart as any of guys guys were at 13, maybe smarter...Just wanted to make it clear I'm not some idiot kid, who wnats to have super powers...I'm sane...(Hopefully, hehe)
First off my parents did not take away my imagination or creativity. In fact they helped me explore both and encouraged both of them. They also taught me to think logically, rationally and recognize the lines between belief/fact/truth/fantasy/reality. Now that I am all grown up (debatable) I am both an artist and an engineer. I have imagination and creativity along with logic, science, mathematics and physics to guide me now. I am pretty well set I think.
Also I have a boat load of common sense. My little flying with peanut butter thing I mentioned was sarcasm. Learn it, accept it, appreciate it. You may be able to get high marks in most of your studies but I would seriously look into a reading comprehension brush up course. When we are discussing these things with you there seems to be a rather large gap between what we type and what you understand. Read more slowly or read thoroughly. Some very important pieces of information are being lost in translation here...
Now if science is your best subject and you have a grasp on the laws of physics then could you please apply both of these to your search for psi powers? I realize you are 13 and that might mean you are not even into high school yet so you have time. Take the highest science in high school you can. You will learn a lot and it will be a very enlightening experiance for you. Take what you learn there and apply it here. Learn, think, apply, think, try, think, decide, think. Do this and then we can discuss.
Kevin A.