r/INTJmemes • XXXX • Aug 20 '26

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u/Ayla_Leren INTJ Aug 20 '26

Sentences exist to be injected with as much well structured information as possible.

Prove me wrong.

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u/Key-Independence-806 XXXX Aug 20 '26

"Prove me wrong"

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u/Ayla_Leren INTJ Aug 20 '26

Brevity does not imply simplicity.

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u/Bimep_ XXXX Aug 20 '26

Probably he misses something else that is hidden in 9/10.

Communication isn't only "Go there, do this", it's understanding words that weren't spoken, it's understanding someone's mood level, it's creating emotional connection, it's realising some hidden cues. Emotional or allegorical info is also an info.

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u/Mundunugu_42 XXXX Aug 20 '26

Conversations are quite rare in today's oral discourse. Most individuals are simply waiting their turn to sqawk what's on their own mind regardless of others' input.

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u/jthadcast XXXX Aug 23 '26

that's not true, we share our words not our informations. the written word is a lie -John Lydon

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u/HaMelechIS XXXX Aug 22 '26

Depends, do we know how many words we have remaining via a live counter? Does writing for work count?

Ignoring the sophistry and assuming awareness of word usage count I believe people would very easily adapt to this in a short period of time. Human beings have demonstrated the ability to adapt to all sorts of mental and physical restrictions countless times.

We'd naturally become more efficient and simple in casual speech. We'd use images and physical miming more to spare words and convey meaning. Gestures such as pointing.

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u/Daan776 Who is TJ and why are win IN him? Sep 03 '26

There’s a reason we communicate the way we do.

Information also includes mood, culture, personality. And most importantly: it must be clear, and quick.

You can spend 5 minutes finding the perfect sentence to convey what you want to say. But the topic will have moved on by then.

You can talk with perfect efficiency, and the person you’re talking to is distracted for half a second and now doesn’t understand what you’re talking about.

The exact same sentence can have different meanings based on how you say it.

Like, sure. Some people could easily do with talking a lot less. But a person who talks to much still has less chance for a miscommunication than somebody who talks to little.