Clear language, unclear meaning. . . .
I skim the internet for news, casually swallowing all sorts of information and stories whole.
Oh! So that’s how it is. . . .
That’s what I think when I first hear it, but I wonder if that’s really the case. . . .
Conversation is difficult, isn’t it?
I love technical terms and four-letter abbreviations. ♪
There are so many things in daily life that we think we know but don’t, and don’t know but do.
Put another way,
I sometimes think we’re only looking at the surface.
Have you ever experienced how a truly exceptional person’s words “snap into focus and smoothly click into place”?
That might actually be what’s happening.
Such people understand ambiguity.
People I like rarely state things as absolute fact.
Setting aside ideals and absolute evil, everything is always case-by-case.
Growth stops the moment you declare something final—well said.
You always need to look beyond and feel what comes next.
Conversely, people who declare things absolutely are quite anxious. Very anxious. A bit much.
Is that their sales stance? . . . . Are they just being light about it? . . .
No matter what, the ability to read people is important.
Isn’t true understanding only achieved when you can communicate anything well to another person? . . .
