Some use many words and say nothing...others use few words to say something ... but sometimes the exact opposite can occur. Do you take the time to always read each word before you make a judgment about the value of what you've read?
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RosieGHM Jetpacker
ANSWERS: 5
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Depends. If I am having a very light hearted conversation I do not take each word into consideration. If I am taking my time and reading a novel sometimes each individual word does, in fact, mean a lot. However, sometimes value is not determined on the words we use, but the meaning and insinuation behind them.
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absolutely. i try to imagine the intent of the person writing while i am reading. i try to make judgement based only on purpose and content, instead of semantics and point of view.
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yes all the time, but sometimes it's like nothing this person is saying makes any sense at all, the entire sentence structure is off or there a child learning to read and write or I figure that it's not there natural language and skip it.. ~Nemo~
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Around here at AB - you bet I do.
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I think I do, Rosie. To do so implies a certain agenda. Lots of agendas here, being worked through from birth to death.
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