@adonisb2a: excessive detail, justification, or complexity in a story is a red flag for deception. truth is usually simple, while falsehoods require elaborate, fabricated details to seem plausible.

Remus :

Focus on you until the focus is on you

..¿nothing?.. :

In most cases I do agree, however some people do tend to just use more words to explain/talk. Autistic individuals and other people with learning/developmental disabilities have a habit of overcompensating words because they feel you won’t be able to grasp everything without all of the details.

michealxvanessa>;P :

what if i’m js nervous and don’t wanna sound rude or confusing so i over explain before they jumpy to conclusions or understand me wrong

￴ :

For those who don't understand and need further explanation, I want to explain it as thoroughly as possible. Since I've taken the time to seriously learn and study the subject, I'm confident that anyone who hears this explanation will be able to understand it easily. I'll try to use language as simply as possible and avoid technical terms that might confuse them, so that everyone can apply and convey it correctly. First of all, you need to understand that everything in the world, whether natural or artificial, always has a place, nothing happens irrationally, and everything is logically and scientifically explainable. As someone who has studied and verified this data for a long time, I'm ready to explain it to you in detail. To explain it scientifically, proven data and principles must be used. The principles I'll explain aren't just weightless words or stories that don't support them. I'll try to illustrate and apply scientific arguments so that everyone can easily understand and certainly apply them. ``` I guarantee you, no one can explain it as simply as I can. Whether it's physics, chemistry, biology, or even mathematics, I'm willing to give you examples from everyday life. But in this case, to give you a brief summary and a simpler scientific explanation, I have to say there's the most obvious explanation, and the answer is: I don't know.

UwU-Chan :

I tend to explain in detail, like, what causes this and how it affects. I do this because I'm afraid that the receiver would make an assumption, and conclusion about how and why things happened. I'm very anxious that the misunderstanding would lead to misinformation when it got delivered to other people. (excuse my grammar)

(XaiXay🫩🫩✌️) :

so teachers are always lying

taque❤️‍🔥✝️ :

🧭📌 :

and they say Shakespeare is dead

Anbu2491 :

Is Shakespeare really dead

𝗭ᴇᴘʜʏ ¬_¬ :

cant watch this for free

alta :

what if you cant fit the Truth in one sentence

￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴ :

The smaller the apology the, smaller the sincerity

Megan Thompson 🇨🇦 :

Not me, I just don’t want to leave any room for confusion 😂😭

Velox :

toopin :

it depends bro

Xeno :

MZIBR :

are we talking about the courtroom ?

𝔖𝔦𝔯𝔞𝔧 :

Aesar O :

goku_black :

school essays

03 :

he right tho

Tam :

the shorter the explanation, the smaller the truth

✝️Lil E✝️ :

Ladj m me mentioned

Charles🇬🇧 :