> I think people are reading too much into the 'monologue' part and ascribing too many actual conversational qualities to it. You're also making assessments of

> I think people are reading too much into the 'monologue' part and ascribing too many actual conversational qualities to it. You're also making assessments of how other peoples minds work without having any perspective outside how your own works. My monologue is fairly conversational. I also don't need to be thinking, "out loud" to think. That seems like it would be incredibly slow. Much of my day to day doesn't require active thinking. However, my internal monologue comes in when I've got a meaty problem to work over. It's like talking the idea out with another person.