#articulacy

[puffykitcat]

there is a specific type of thought i experience quite commonly where the thought will linger on for months like a mental note but the subject matter will be something so convoluted/incomprehensible that it would take a few weeks to compile it into comprehensive language.

in response to this, i've developed an extremely articulate inner monologue that leaks out into dialogue with others i take part in

[gxxrr]

"That's where ethical education is essential - to cultivate judgement and articulacy about values in realms where the obssession with the algorithmic leads to binary thinking, or 'hacker 'ethics'."

Evan Selinger

[themimbler]

Women like a man with an exceptional vocabulary, reason being, it portrays a sense of articulacy as well as imperturbable self-possession and poise

Garrett Gessell

[brujeriaporqueria]

Well said.

I love people endowed with the power of speech. Those, who know, the composition of distinct, meaningful syllables or words, as human speech. I genuinely LOVE it. So much that immediatly, a sensation, much like the first drop of the best roller-coaster at the park, fills my stomach and the the little bar on my, faith in humanity reader goes up a tad.

[mediumdensity]

The Barnesian Joys, Made Clickable:

Close your eyes and count to three/I kiss you where I shouldn't be/'cause you look like a playground to me, player. If I treated someone else/The way I treat myself/...I'd be in jail I want somebody to frisk me/I want this night to distort me I made a wish that I really shouldn't have/When it came true didn't know what to do with it/Are we to blame for our dreams?

Like some childish demon/Who takes pleasure from it's sting/You are a bad thing

[goingonzo-blog]

I've never been able to properly express myself in this climate.

Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas