The art of speaking : or lack there of

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The art of speaking : or lack there of

What are words anyways?
Sounds that we produce
Noises that our vocal chords produce
Formed by the combination of movement and forming of the mandible, tongue, and lips.
The written word?
Comes in many different breeds.
Different languages.
Different shapes that is used in combinations with it's own set of rules, that form words. Sentences. Stories.
Now let's disect this, shall we?
There is tone, pitch, volume, rate, and tempo.
All of these things detect emotion
Anger. Sadness. Disappointment. Anxiety. Happiness. Ecetera
In a conversation the actual words them selves are way more intricate and complex than just a sound now.
Each word has a definition.
And a combination of sounds formed by the vocal chords, mandible, lips and tongue are now far more meaningful.
They are actually saying something.
And this takes us to the brain.
The brain takes a reaction and forms words with definition to then send it to the physical portion of speaking, in order to express the appropriate response.
Now what is the origin of the, reaction that sparks the brain's duty to express an appropriate response?
The heart.
The heart takes the words given and interprets it.
Filters it to what it wants to hear. The emotion it takes from the words given.
Crazy, isnt it?
And it only takes a matter of seconds to respond with words.
To write there is more of a technicality to it but with plenty of time and practice you can be great at it.
These words i write are merely an expression that started from someone else's mouth.
Then making it's intricate journey to yours and my ! computer screens.
So remember before letting any extraneous words escape from your mouth think about this process and how simple yet intricate words truly are.
Because words can either be forgotten.
Or they can be remembered forever.

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My theory on the art of speech

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