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		<title>By: The importance of bikeshedding &#171; not(this)</title>
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		<dc:creator>The importance of bikeshedding &#171; not(this)</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] suppose I&#8217;m in the Sarah Allen camp on this: language shapes thought. I think the name &#8220;exports&#8220;, which begat [...]</description>
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		<title>By: buggy</title>
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		<description>&quot;Writing about a topic causes me to think more clearly about it.&quot;

Oh, absolutely, I agree.  My bedside journal used to serve that purpose for me, giving me a place to organize my thoughts by having to express them.  For me it&#039;s easier to do that in writing than in speech, mostly because you have more time to choose and review your own words when you&#039;re writing them. I&#039;ve been writing less in my journal since I started blogging because now I use that forum to express myself.

Just the act of choosing words to speak or write makes us mindful of what we&#039;re trying to say.  Is there a word or words for what we&#039;re thinking?  If not, can we invent something?  One thing about blogging, you anticipate having an audience for your words.  Even if you don&#039;t ;-), you&#039;ll probably take a little more time when writing about particularly sensitive topics, or when you really want to get your point across.
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<p>Oh, absolutely, I agree.  My bedside journal used to serve that purpose for me, giving me a place to organize my thoughts by having to express them.  For me it&#8217;s easier to do that in writing than in speech, mostly because you have more time to choose and review your own words when you&#8217;re writing them. I&#8217;ve been writing less in my journal since I started blogging because now I use that forum to express myself.</p>
<p>Just the act of choosing words to speak or write makes us mindful of what we&#8217;re trying to say.  Is there a word or words for what we&#8217;re thinking?  If not, can we invent something?  One thing about blogging, you anticipate having an audience for your words.  Even if you don&#8217;t ;-), you&#8217;ll probably take a little more time when writing about particularly sensitive topics, or when you really want to get your point across.</p>
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