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There’s no other self in my head to debate with. Except when I’m specifically thinking about what someone else would say, in which case I can get fragments of p
by floatingatoll 5y ago
There’s no other self in my head to debate with. Except when I’m specifically thinking about what someone else would say, in which case I can get fragments of phrases enough to sort-of rehearse different branches of a conversation. I also can’t play chess against myself, because I can see my own logic on both sides, and it nullifies.
- titusjohnson 5y agoWell, I don't have an "other self" to debate with, I know it's just me. It's like a verbal exercise, where you go through a conversation and prepare responses to expected objections or questions. Similar to playing chess against myself, there's only use if I am super strict about trying to make "each side" as honest as possible.
- floatingatoll 5y agoI am terrible at the verbal exercise you describe, so I just end up mapping it out as branches and look for any that trigger a question mark and look for patterns between the question marks and see if anything shows up.