Nice response man. “lol”. Wow, that really got me thinking. Seriously though, if you want to argue with me, atleast try to sound intelligent. I know you’re not. Well, atleast not when compared to me. But you can try. You shouldn’t waste the time of a genius. For all you know, I could be solving a huge mathematical problem (again, for the third time this week!) at the moment, and you might be distracting me. See, that’s the one thing I don’t like about average people. They don’t respect us geniuses. Honestly, because of my extraordinarily high IQ, I’ve had a lot of problems. For example, whenever I tell someone about my accomplishments in life (for example, I fully understood quantum physics at an age of 11, self taught), they become really clingy, because they know I’m going to become a millionaire someday. It’s really annoying when all your friends are really just your “friends” because you’re in the top 0,001% when it comes to intelligence. People often come to me with a problem they want me to solve. That wouldn’t usually be a problem (because all their problems are so incredibly easy for me to solve), but when I’m trying to solve actually important problems (like the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture) , it really annoys me. To be honest, I don’t know why I’m writing all of this to you. I can tell by the way you talk that you’re not very intelligent. If I REALLY wanted to show you how smart I am, I’d explain to you this new theory I created about black holes. But you’re atleast 50 IQ points below the minimum required intelligence to truly understand it. And problably 70 IQ points below what’s needed to come up with something so brilliant. Therefore, I bid you farewell. Have fun having a low IQ and being completely average for the rest of your life, while I make ground-breaking inventions. When my name is on the news, the words “I told you so” will have never been sweeter.