<p>“Uh, somehow I don’t think it’s the other people that are being ignorant here.” </p>
<p>Well, like everyone else, ignorant or not, you are entitled to your opinion, Sakky. I don’t think people are ignorant because of what they normally say; but it’s very clear when they want to make assertions about someone they don’t even know. </p>
<p>“Yes, because you have to. I’ll leave it up to you to figure out why every HBS student would have to use the library at least a few times.” </p>
<p>I said “much” not “never”. You are reading what’s not there, Sakky. I may very well know where the Stacks is. </p>
<p>“Because I’m giving you a softball question! You are correct - it is a very basic question, and so answering it doesn’t completely prove anything. But not answering it does reveal quite a bit.”</p>
<p>Let me see if I can explain this: I am not playing softball or hardball or any-ball with you. And, again, you are reading what’s not there. Not answering only truly reveals that, well, I am not answering. Get it? The rest is up for you to speculate about. Again, I am flattered to occupy your thinking this much. It is also amusing.</p>
<p>“But anyway, fine, have it your way. What kind of question would you prefer?”</p>
<p>Allow me to propose you the next question: why are you so obsessed with asking me questions? </p>
<p>“I don’t think I have to, as nobody is questioning my background (except you).”</p>
<p>Really? I’d like to think I would deserve an answer.
– but if my memory serves me well, it has been questioned before. There was never an answer either.</p>
<p>"But how’s this. Why don’t you ask me a question about HBS. "</p>
<p>What would that solve? Let’s see, you potentially attended MIT and, so, you potentially cross-enrolled for a class or two at Harvard or had/have friends at HBS. So you potentially will have some decent insight into the school. </p>
<p>How about this: how about you tell me who the in at the Dillon house attended Trinity and in which admission board he/she sits. It should not be hard. That would, for the first time since my PM to you got rejected, compel me to send my answer back to you. </p>
<p>“Uh, if you were truly “fine” with the situation, then why do you continue to feel the need to explain yourself? Somebody who is truly “fine” would have let the situation alone a long time ago. So, exactly who’s not getting it? Bingo.”</p>
<p>In case you have not noticed, I am not explaining myself per se. I am primarily pointing out your flaws in reasoning/reading comprehension. Also, casually letting people know that I am around–not in hiding as they fantasize. It’s kind of fun. </p>
<p>But you are right, I need to stop wasting my time with people like transferkid. I am almost embarrassed by association.</p>