To your question, that is exactly what I tried to convey. The assumptions already contribute to creating the outcomes.

As far as “false premises”, I don’t believe such a thing exists. There are no false premises, only premises which lead you to “manifest” the next “logic layer”, and those that don’t. That’s it.

Basically, if you read on, you will find out that my conclusion is that EVERYTHING is true, in the same manner that a lightning can subdivide into plenty of different branches, but only ONE branch will hit the ground.

From what you have written so far, it seems you don’t yet believe in miracles. But they are very real, and if there is any period in time where they will inevitably manifest, it is now. How do you think a star looks to a lone hydrogen atom still busy bumping chaotically into it’s fellow hydrogen atoms? Like a miracle, like a God. How does a “being” which is composed of us as it’s cells would appear to a random human who is still asleep and completely oblivious as to spirituality? I’ll let you guess.

Don’t be too hung up over what is “true”. In the end, you’ll find that it’s not so much a debate to find the truth, but rather which “truth” will help us advance as a civilization/species and reach the next inevitable layer of logic (as I call it) of the Universe. ;-)