Communication: What is your communication style?

[Lib]

Yeah, I said that but you seem to disagree with that, so what I said probably isn't objective, wouldn't you say?

For one, the lack of objectivity of your statement is an objective truth

 

[Quick]

For one, the lack of objectivity of your statement is an objective truth

I don't expect you to understand.

 

[Lib]

I don't expect you to understand.

Try me.

 

[Quick]

Try me.

Where does the unconscious actually come from? It's a problem that science simply ignores which it should be the very thing that they look at.

I'll start there and see how receptive you are. If you're not, then I was right and this conversation now ends here.

 

[Maou]

In my experience, cognitive empathy is just as good as any other sort and may be even better, at least in terms of motivating practical action as it allows you to keep enough distance on the situation to make a more sound decision on what to do. Your communication isn't that bad, really. I would recommend keeping a tighter focus on your purpose in the communication, to make sure what you say doesn't inadvertently undercut it. Remember too that brevity is the soul of wit.

My problem is kinda the vice versa. Its because I am so removed from things, I am having issues with everything but practical uses. Its the emotional stuff I want to get better at communicating.

I do agree I lack focus, and tend to go off on tangents a lot.

 

[Lib]

Where does the unconscious actually come from? It's a problem that science simply ignores which it should be the very thing that they look at.

I'll start there and see how receptive you are. If you're not, then I was right and this conversation now ends here.

Oh dear, thank you so much for your patience

The unconsciousness comes from the same place as consciousness - the brain. Only it's larger processing power and 'knows' many things that our consciousness can't have direct access to. They are both logical, therefore objective, but the information that gets there is limited, so we can't see the whole, but only a fraction of it. This doesn't mean that we can't deduce the whole objective truth.

 

[Quick]

Oh dear, thank you so much for your patience

The unconsciousness comes from the same place as consciousness - the brain. Only it's larger processing power and 'knows' many things that our consciousness can't have direct access to. They are both logical, therefore objective, but the information that gets there is limited, so we can't see the whole, but only a fraction of it. This doesn't mean that we can't deduce the whole objective truth.

Right, I don't think the unconscious comes from the brain, hence why you cannot understand.