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Originally Posted by donquixote99
I recognize the richness of in-person interaction, but I nonetheless often feel uneasy about it. There are these 'contingent and immediate' characteristics--a glance, a joke, an insult, and it all can instantly go this way or that, and never be retrieved. This unease is likely born of some sorts of personal limitations, and I don't recount this as any claim of what is the right or best way for people to be. Just sort of musing about how I am.
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Just responded to your last to me in current.
Again totally agree with you.
And if you think I view myself as the authority of confidence or knowledge I feel I am neither LOL.
In a nut shell I just think doing things in written interaction would end HORRIBLY if that was our only means of working things out. Imagine battling an exchange of ideas with Neil Degrasse Tyson and Mike Tyson. These are two bright black men with very different backgrounds. And if left to written word would likely get no where. But if in person would likely get one another and have little difference of opinion... Maybe LOL
Oh god I need to get to bed now. Im firing on 2 cylinders at this point LOL