> If I say "I literally ate all of the soup in my house last night", you don't know if I'm actually out of soup now, or if I just ate a bunch of soup. The majo

> If I say "I literally ate all of the soup in my house last night", you don't know if I'm actually out of soup now, or if I just ate a bunch of soup. The majority of communication between people is non-verbal. Learning to read body language, voice tonality and keeping the context in mind resolves the vast majority of the inaccuracy given that one takes all the information in instead of obsessing over form.