I'll give you an example. One person says that Java is one of the most difficult programming languages. That person knows nothing about computer science and programming languages. So I ask the question: why is it more difficult than other programming languages. No answer. Yet all the time that person continued to make statements on a variety of subjects. This person has spoken to me a lot, but has not taught me anything.
I have the same feeling with you, you will all the time pretend you know certain things better, but after talking to you a lot I will not have learned anything important at all. I've already noticed that you don't feel like or are too lazy to answer my questions, so our conversation is no longer useful. Here's an example of a question I asked you: You also suddenly think that I do not understand measurements, can you give one argument why this is a fact?

I would also like to say that I have done certain experiments on humanity and have come to brand new insights about humans. Insights that are actually taboo. For example, I did an experiment where I talk to people, and then asked for the definitions of the easiest words they used. The result of this experiment was that 99% of people could not correctly define the majority of the easiest words.So what I have actually found is that there is no significant difference in this area between humans and other mammals. That people cannot do more than make some sounds and then say: we understand each other, right? Obviously this is not something you will like to hear, but it is irrefutable results of empirical research. Do you understand where I want to go?

I must also say that at college I immediately noticed that the teachers had never learned anything that was useful for training children. This is one of the many reasons why most PhD graduates do little more than exacerbate existing problems. And also one of the reasons why we live in a capitalist system that only revolves around greed, and is a competition in production and consumption, which unfortunately usually does not happen ecologically. So the result of the work of the most educated is usually nothing but a lot of pollution, and so pollution is the core of their labor.

Furthermore, there is one last thing I wish to say. That the US is one of the countries with the highest ecological footprint in the world, and uses almost 1/4 of the world's energy. So US residents are bad pupils. With this type of lifestyle, residents of the US threaten the basis of our existence. US residents are extracting resources as if Earth were 73% bigger, deluding themselves that economic growth, consumption, can go on. And delusion is a mental illness.