MATT: Which in the case of the general public is sad... but I've wanted to ask for some time why you do NOT consider yourself part of the masses? > > > > This is a puzzling question. I don't know who you mean by "the masses". Perhaps you would explain it, and then tell us whether and why you do or don't consider yourself part of "the masses". > > It appears I may have offended? > > I tend to equate laymen with masses. You've said a couple times lately you considered yourself a layman.-I shall referee. A layman for science is a non-scientist. Each of us here is an advanced person with special knowledge, but a layman for a field of education in which we have little knowledge. I am a layman when it comes to computers and especially software. You are a layman when asking a physician questions, as you have in the past. We must recognize that in English words have more than one meaning depending on the context. As in panentheism! :>))