Use your language skills to rearrange them in a POWERFUL way:

I only know of one creature w/ sufficient sense, and intelligence... (sentience?)
to apprehend the inherent and explicit power of that sentence, grasping it, & USE IT.
Yet, only 3 to 5 of every 100 people are smart enough to actually USE it !!

If it is to be, it is up to me.

The Shapetalk Shortcuts Way urges you to review that, several times. Look for the meaning that's beyond the obvious. A definitive cornerstone and foundation of the Shapetalk Shortcuts Way is that EVERY bit of wisdom has multiple layers, meanings... and benefits.

This is a universally understood facet of the human brain's cybernetic operation: it cannot function without defined objectives. The primary purpose of your reticular activating system (located in lower rear portion of the brain), is to accept every one of the millions of new bits of data we ingest through our two hundred thousand temperature detectors,  one hundred & seven million visual receptors, more than five hundred THOUSAND touch detectors.

48,000 vibrating receivers in our ears.

Four million pain-sensitive devices in the body, etc., and then determine whether to allow that information into the conscious portion of our minds, or simply place it in "storage." When you include all of the internal communications of the body, from an estimate four and a half thousand enzyme functions at the liver, from one that notifies the gallbladder that animal fat will need emulsifying, or the synthesis and distribution of various types of S.O.D. (superoxide dismuate), to maintaining balance while sitting on a chair, the communications between neuronal cells alone must occur millions of times per second. Billions and billions of neurons, each with up to a hundred or more connections to other internal communication devices, are busy helping you to be you, uniquely so.

To consider the vast capabilities and myriads of brain functions, consider that all the computer chips in the world combined could not suffice to create a human brain and mind. The cybernetic function, however, is as key to computers as it is to your mind. A computer is simply a poor cousin, a tiny fraction of a fraction. How soon do you figure a computer will be able to recognize a face as quickly as you recognize your mother's face? ... Even still, if a computer is developed that can do this, can it also know in that same sliver of time whether you love, fear, admire, respect, can't stand, or adore her? In that same precise fraction of an instant that you're deciding how to greet her based on her expression and demeanor, will the computer have identified her, know how to feel, or which felicitation is most appropriate for that particular moment?

The primary point is that you have such immense groups of advantage over the best computer. One of those advantages is your knowledge AND utility of your knowledge of the cybernetic function. Strip it down to the simplest approach by first recognizing what you can do with it: Program it on purpose. Look at anything a computer or your brain can do. While most computers are fairly well limited to creating and-or manipulating words, sounds, or images, your brain has creative and many other unique functions that are still restricted to animate beings like you.

Each of these already mentioned, and all other thought processes, have, at core, a cybernetic function. You need to program it into the computer, as it's been programmed into your mind: "Where am I going precisely?" Even more pertinently, "WHAT IS MY TARGET?".