I am not posting on the site publicly indefinitely. However, even if i was able to, i am not able to post anything on that thread due to being banned from posting on it.
to answer your question, I am actually a pretty reasonable and thoughtful person.
One of the things that helps ground me in reality is I give everyone the benefit of the doubt and innocent until proven guilty. So automatically, that means I don't believe in any crazy conspiracy theories.
Very often people tell me I am very smart and intelligent. I actually sometimes find it very annoying because they tend to tell me that as a backhanded compliment. They remark at how very intelligent i am but then say something critical about me. Its weird because both judges at court who gave me a protective order also remarked at how strikingly intelligent they perceived me to be. They were not asked or encouraged in this direction, they just spontaneously remarked in passing that they found me very bright and smart.
My biggest problem is my lust issues for women. That is my most difficult problem i face in life. I am otherwise a very insightful person and I am very philosophical and reflective of everything. And if i don't know something, i try not to make a fool of myself.
I am generally respectful of the government. I am not super patriotic but neither am I anti government like Melinda and her husband. I believe in honesty and transparency and being loving and kind to others even bad people.
There's plenty of differences between me and her. But i will say i have had the luxury of for the last eight years to do whatever I want and I have devoted almost all my time to learning and studying and educating myself on my own. Compare to her who has major family issues due to being raised in a broken family whereas I was not. she has children to take care of which is a full time job which prevents her from doing much study. So to give you an idea, the amount of study I have done in the last 8 years has made me very wise and intelligent. I don't think it would be a stretch to say that the amount of time I have put in my study and contemplation of things is roughly equivalent to someone in their 50s.