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Write comedy and fear the indifference of a formal audience more than their disdain, always anticipating what might really do it for them like a lover you know well. There's something about doing oratory rhetoric, of which I personally consider comedy to be the purest form of, more than politics or religion, something about rhetoric that acadaemia doesn't provide on its own

>>15044054
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>>15044927
This guy gets it.
Ive realized that the main reasons why I dont speak clearly are that I dont sleep well, I am too self concious and that I fear being wrong.
Ive got to learn that you shoumd try just to have a good time when taking with other people and not try getting to universal macims or valuable truths if I see they are not interested in that.
Say whaterver you feel like it and observe other people reactions. Try not to be too extreme so they dont realize your joking.
Now that I think this better I dont know if being disengionious is the best habit oc communicating. You should normally try to be yourself. Try to dont doubt what you Say and dont fear being wrong. Joking is the way how a lot. Of people build facades that gets them into a solituf pit.

>>15044054
>rapidly
stop here. take your time pseud. start thinking more. lock yourself in a room and try thinking for 30 minutes. you will fail at first but try again

>>15045087
Disingeuousity is an infatima, but the thickest layer of sarcasm can at times be heavier than outright earnesty. For me comedy is mainly about telling the truth as completely as possible, with some exceptions, varying on the joke being told but always over-explaining things in a way that doesn't omiss much and makes up for any exaggeration. I've never thought lying was a good look outside of sarcasm and lying for dishonest gain is such a sleazy pathology to me. I suppose you could say I hold dumb luck in higher regard than calculated opportunism and I'm not sure how to describe the virtuous underpinnings of this outlook verbally but I know they're there, you know they're there, we all know they're there; there there. Rigging and cheating is wrong, but I don't know that a rigger or a cheater has ever confessed after being caught and pressed on what they did in such a circumstance that they defended the cheating and made the argument that they simply went to greater lengths to ensure they would win than the people who didn't cheat did. So even cheaters have historically behaviorally known that cheating was wrong until this moment, where I have provided philosophic fodder; forget I said anything just now, please

you can't articulate complex, important things in a way that comes off well. just be a person.

>>15045094
How will that help me?