noharleyyet
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"Just send it."
Do you have an inner monologue?
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BackofBeyond
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Tell me you’re an engineer - without telling me you’re an engineer.
Saw Coefficient of Elasticity Calculation open for Joy Division inside a morgue in the basement of a Pub in London in 75. Do not recommend.
Agree with everyone talking about it being constant and loud, sometimes annoying, as it dives through different arguments, past conversations and how I should have responded, or future interactions at a million miles per hour. I think that’s why I seek out activities that quiet it, things that you have to put your whole consciousness towards and create a singular thought to be good at, like golf or archery or the stalk of a hunt. Extreme concentration quiets things down a bit.
Irrelevant
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Until this thread I didn't think that was an option.
My whole life my inner voice has gotten me in trouble. As a kid I got in trouble because I spent too much time listening to my inner voice rather than my parents or teachers. When I joined the army, I spent too much time listening to my inner voice rather than my so-called superiors. Then it was my wife, supervisors, and pretty much everyone else I encounter. Now it's just the wife, and she's pretty much given up, and all those people out there who are far less interesting than my inner voice.
Addicting
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My wife constantly catches me having conversations with myself. She notices the hand movements as I bring up interesting points to myself or gotchas that I wish I would have thought of.
FairWeather
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Mine tends to be more of an outer monologue. Staying silent isn’t something I’m good at, and I do better when I outwardly process…that is to say I’m talking to myself constantly.
So, I do have one, but only when I have to. I’m not just going to call someone hideous to their face, gotta keep that inside!
So, I do have one, but only when I have to. I’m not just going to call someone hideous to their face, gotta keep that inside!
I don't know if this would make sense but I have thoughts in my head but they are not transcribed. Honestly if I tried to transcribe my thoughts in my head, my thoughts would have to either be slowed way down or the transcription would have to be so fast that it is incoherent, thus confusing me.
I feel like someone in your case would have lower average stress and anxiety levels
Interesting thought. I probably do induce extra stress with how much I discuss things with myself and ultimately question my decisions. Having partners out there greatly diminishes that internal dialogue
OntarioHunter
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I live alone. If I didn't talk to myself, I'd probably go nuts. Admittedly, it would be a short trip.
44hunter45
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None of you have an "inner dialog" of all the crap your filter prevented you from saying to your wife? Mine is often in my grandfather's voice because he had absolutely NO filter.
I know my inner voice has some serious coprolalia.
I know my inner voice has some serious coprolalia.
noharleyyet
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VikingsGuy
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Witches, witches all of them . . . .to the stake.
Only 30–50% of People Have an Internal Monologue.
Did you read this title with your own voice in your head? If not, I have some serious questions about you.eccentricemmie.medium.com
Nick87
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I'm in the cab of a machine for 8 to 12 hours a day. Most of my conversations with myself are out loud.
MinnesotaHunter
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I am not sure it is possible to critically think without one. How else do you synthesize multiple streams of information into coherent thoughts of your own?
Now that said I think much of society today just parrots back what they have heard anyway, so what do I know....
Now that said I think much of society today just parrots back what they have heard anyway, so what do I know....
In this situation my inner conversation is going something like this:
“Well sure as heck they have to be the dumbest spot possible and only an idiot would be sitting here contemplating this. So this gives me two routes or so to make a fool of myself if anyone is watching me do this. Oh well, if they are watching me, they aren’t seeing anything either so at least they’ll get some entertainment. Let’s go and mess this up.”
*said with way more inner self-deprecating profanity
At the office I have two halves of my brain working at a pretty fast pace: complex series of highly technical fine motor skills detecting and remove dental disease and repairing that damage (mostly in my head with a few requests from an assistant) and the other half keeping up a near constant stream of almost exclusively one sided conversation with a captive patient in an attempt to distract and comfort said captive.
During outdoors adventures my brain gets really still and focused on nature and the hunt.
I do feel like I get to rarely hear a “still small voice” that I take as Divine inspirational thoughts. Shower time and cutting the grass are prime time for these inspirations.
During outdoors adventures my brain gets really still and focused on nature and the hunt.
I do feel like I get to rarely hear a “still small voice” that I take as Divine inspirational thoughts. Shower time and cutting the grass are prime time for these inspirations.
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