Is talking easier done than said?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the ease of making simple sounds compared to forming complex sentences, particularly in the context of communication. Participants explore the idea of whether basic sounds can serve as a more straightforward means of communication than structured language.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • Some participants suggest that producing simple sounds like "ee" or "oh" is easier than constructing phrases such as "how about we talk."
  • Others question the clarity of the original point being made, indicating a lack of understanding of the argument.
  • One participant proposes that the discussion hints at a preference for primitive forms of communication over complex language, though this interpretation is uncertain.
  • A participant expresses disappointment in the lack of humor or further elaboration from the original poster.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

The discussion remains unresolved, with participants expressing varying interpretations of the initial claim and differing levels of understanding.

Contextual Notes

Some statements rely on assumptions about the nature of communication and the effectiveness of sounds versus language, which are not fully explored.

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I mean you can just say the sound "ee" or "oh" and that's easier than talking about talking.
 
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Hmm? What?:bugeye:
 
It's easier to say the sound "ee" or "oh", than saying "how about we talk".
 
It is also easier to type "ee" or "oh" than "Are you stoned?".What is your point?
 
bp_psy said:
It is also easier to type "ee" or "oh" than "Are you stoned?".What is your point?

You don't understand.
 
Dremmer said:
You don't understand.

No,I don't.
 
I think he/she is secretly suggesting that instead of using complex languages, humans should just resort to making sounds like, "eeh" or "eh"(if you're Canadian) to communicate.

I'm not sure though, he's not being terribly descriptive.
 
I let this continue to see if he had a joke to tell, but nothing.
 

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