[Chat Log] March 1, 2019

[Eugene]

You don't like echo chambers?

 

[Morgan]

It's the fastest way to sharpen your own ideas, and explore new beliefs.

 

[Victorique]

In the circles I run in, there's a lot of new opinions and news

 

[Eugene]

It feels somewhat ironic to agree with that statement @Morgan.

 

[Neb]

Well that's a relief, @Morgan

 

[Silver]

True when I write my stories and get stuck I read or watch something that sparks new ideas that I can use or have a discussion with some one who is willing to put in there $0.02

 

[Victorique]

so people don't necessarily have opposing opinions but "Hey that's cool. What if x happens because of it,"

 

[Neb]

There was a quote I heard, "If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room"

 

[Morgan]

Naturally, 'what ifs' are among the best ways to propose new ideas.

 

[Claire Yeon]

As far as I know it's never killed anyone to observe and ask questions about something.

Unless it's a mob hit.

 

[Morgan]

The reason I learned so many languages initially (aside from wanting to earn higher notice on my college application) was the saying that "Speak to person in a language they understand, and you communicate, speak to them in their native language and you're speaking directly to their heart." (paraphrased)

 

[Eugene]

Thank you for proving my point @Claire Yeon.