fuzzy math

1. Me = too hard on Me

2. B = too hard on B

3. Me = too hard on B

4. B = NOT hard on Me

Would like to solve all four equations, but trying to change #4 to look more like #3 has proved wholly ineffective. I really need to figure out the key to changing the #3 (and #2 and #1, and yes, in that order) so they all look like #4. Luckily, I don't think H figures (directly) into these equations yet.

And, for the record, this post has been in my head for a long time. This is not a current current event.

Comments

[Catie's Mama]

I'm not a mathematician but I think that #1 means you can't be trusted to do any math that leads to any correct conclusions that involve you. Especially conclusions like #3 because #1 says you can't do math correctly if it involves you. So, you may not need to change #3 at all. Or, #4 may be wrong but you just don't know it. :-) Just sayin'.

[AW]

That was confusing but luckily I know you so I don't have to do any math. Being aware is, of course, the first step to salvation. But don't fool yourself into thinking H doesn't figure in, he's watching and learning . . .