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Overcoming Pseudo-Communications

~vince~
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Posted 07/03/09 - 12:59 AM:	#21
ViperThunder wrote: I have a similar viewpoint on verbal communication. This is why I much prefer typing rather than speaking. One downside is that often times text cannot properly convey an idea with as much emotional force as speech can. There are certainly pros and cons with each. I find that I have to use more smilies, lol.
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Posted 07/05/09 - 01:32 AM:	#22
I take my glasses off before people approach me at work because I know my mouth won't deliver the expectation that is delivered through their eyes. lol Trust built through tangible objects portrayed to the public in a certain way are not as deceptive as the human on which they are being portrayed.
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Posted 07/05/09 - 02:29 PM:	#23
~vince~ wrote: <p><br /> <br /> I tend to notice vast amounts of error and don't know what to do.</p> Could you explain on how errors could look like in a two way conversation? I like to see what side of the fence I am put on, depending on your situations from experience.
I had details here, ones.

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Posted 07/05/09 - 02:44 PM:	#24
I believe it's the laid back attitude/culture we have in place. We take short cuts in speech, and teenangers seem worse than my own generation (1980s). I can't sadly, unlearn my own mind to start to speak in more correct terms. Unless I meet people who are good at expressing themself, and hang on to them for a good time. If we care to watch movies from the 1950s era we could see a slightly difference on how the linguistic terms and expressing ourselves has changed in dramatic terms to the worse. ~vince~ wrote: <p><br /> Fully agreed.</p>
I had details here, ones.

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Posted 07/08/09 - 03:15 PM:	#25
Cohan8 wrote: I take my glasses off before people approach me at work because I know my mouth won't deliver the expectation that is delivered through their eyes. lol Good idea, lolol.
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Posted 07/08/09 - 03:20 PM:	#26
Maxvilly wrote: Could you explain on how errors could look like in a two way conversation? My premise is that much containing the appearance of communication is actually illusion-based. People often filter the other person's words through their own distorted misinterpretations versus actually hearing what the other person said. If you asked the average person to repeat your words back to you in undiluted form just moments after you said them, they'd distort your statements 90% of the time, interjecting flagrant colorizations.
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