To believe: What does this mean? I can know something without believing it, and I can believe things that I do not  know. I shall define believing in something as a predisposition towards holding an opinion that something is, was, or will be/come about.

Higher: This is a null comparative. It is not stated what the power is higher than. It could be assumed that the subjects of comparison are humanity and the aforementioned "power", though this is not explicitly stated. It may mean higher than anything, in which case it would be the highest power. I will choose to assume that higher, in this case, means higher than humanity (however, humanity being what it is, this isn't saying much).

Power: How does one define a power? This is far beyond the scope of my knowledge. I prefer to define a power as the number of times another number is multiplied by itself.

Mashing all three of these definitions together, I have the question in my grasp.

Am I predisposed to hold an opinion that there is an exponant higher than humanity's own exponant?

I cannot answer this question, since I do not know the value of humanities own exponant. If it is a value, then my answer would be yes, I believe there is an exponant with a larger value than humanity's value. If humanity's exponant has an undefined value as things so often do in mathematics, then higher is irrelevant, and the question becomes undefined. If humanity's exponant is infinite, then my answer would be no, I do not believe in a higher power than an infinite one. Equal, yes, but not higher.

This, my friends, sets the standard length and degree of thought to be put in to all future responses to this thread.