Gurteen Knowledge Blog April 7, 2021, 13:57
Many people find it difficult to give a speech, and it is not always easy to listen to one, but we are all pretty good at holding a conversation.
Why is this? Surely, delivering a monologue or listening to one should be easier than dialogue?
If you are interested in the explanation, take a look at this post in my blook Our brains are designed for conversation — the title, of course, gives the answer away.
But then, if we are “designed” for conversation – not for monologue, why do we inflict lectures on each other?
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