>It also gave you a general, who was incredible. He drank a little bit too much. You know who I'm talking about, right? So Robert E. Lee was a great general. And Abraham Lincoln developed a phobia. He couldn't beat Robert E. Lee. He was going crazy. I don't know if you know this story. But Robert E. Lee was winning battle after battle after battle. And Abraham Lincoln came home, he said, I can't beat Robert E. Lee. And he had all of these generals. They look great. They were the top of their class at West Point. They were the greatest people. There was only one problem. They didn't how the hell to win. General Grant. And he went in and he knocked the hell out of everyone. And you know the story. They said to Lincoln, you can't use him anymore. He's an alcoholic. And Lincoln said, I don't care if he's an alcoholic. Frankly, give me six or seven more just like him. He started to win. Grant really did. He had a serious problem. Ulysses S. Grant. Ohio is the state that gave us the Wright Brothers. It gave us Neil Armstrong. He's the man that planted the flag -- think of that -- on the face of the moon. Who's that? Who are they -- a relative of -- oh, that's nice. They weren't worried about not planting a flag, right? You know them.
Don't you feel "inspired" after reading that word salad?
Is he on crack?
its not for reading. its for hearing. its short snappy sentences that allow you to process the information more easily.
verbiosity makes the hearer think the speaker is smart.
brevity makes the hearer remember the message.
Ohio sounds pretty great. Based Drumpf.
He's sky high on adrenochrome
>verbiosity makes the hearer think the speaker is smart.
Is this really true? I listened to the audio too, and a lot of it sounds like repetitious rambling. I can tell that he's telling a story, but he's jerking the car all over the road to get there.
Is it brevity if you end up saying the same thing twice unnecessarily?
Repetition Is retention. Public speaking 101:tell them what you're going to tell them, tell them, tell them what you told them. If you do it with energy and word variety people come away with the message and don't notice you repeated yourself a bunch. Trump wins because he speaks at a 5th grade level in a country where people read maybe one book every few years. Obama was a 'great speaker' but none of his messages ever stuck. How many trump quotes do you know off the top of your head? How many Obama quotes?
Stream of consciousness vocalising - it's a well documented indicator for Alzheimers.
>its short snappy sentences that allow you to process the information more easily.
"It's a feature!"
>How many trump quotes do you know off the top of your head? How many Obama quotes?
I honestly can't think of any from either. Maybe "I moved on her like a bitch" and "I like people who weren't captured" and then there's stuff like "make America great again" but that's pretty much the same as "yes we can". For the former examples, it's the content they I remember, not because he said it a thousand times.
>it's a well documented indicator for Alzheimers.
Do you have evidence of this?
obama used to suck dick for crack
From astronauts to serial killers, OH is a weird place.
The TL;DR is that sometimes we need "x" because they are the only ones who are crazy enough to do what needs to be done, and people who are incapable of achieving what needs to be done are in no position to call for the firing of someone who actually gets shit done because he has a bad trait.
It's not word salad; it's compartmentalized speech. It's a trait exhibited by high IQ individuals who fear being misunderstood.
>Repeating questions or comments without realizing it, often within the same conversation
caregiverstress.com
>The frequent repetition of words, statements, questions, or activities is a hallmark of dementia and AD.
>Sometimes this repetitive behavior is triggered by anxiety, boredom, or fear of the environment or to achieve comfort, security, or familiarity.
cbsnews.com
>Word salad may describe a symptom of neurological or psychiatric conditions in which a person attempts to communicate an idea, but words and phrases that may appear to be random and unrelated come out in an incoherent sequence instead. Often, the person is unaware that he or she did not make sense. It appears in people with dementia and schizophrenia,[2] as well as after anoxic brain injury.
en.wikipedia.org
Sitting down for dinner - hence web/wiki citations rather than looking for articles.
>t. married to a geriatrics specialist rn
Grant won. I’d fight for him.
Now jump off and die Kike.
Christ a lot of leftypol faggots spamming the board suddenly.
Imagine being such a faggot that you go to a website you hate, to a board you hate, to talk to people you hate. Only to be called a commie faggot.
Is it a fetish or is your online persona even more pathetic than your real life one?
sage
Do you have evidence of this?
Don't you think all that salt might have something to do with it?
I know you are not participating in good faith; that much is obvious. I guess i am just a moron for expecting someone to participate in good faith here.
If you are really a specialist you know that "word salad" is reserved for paragraphs where there is no clear subject, predicate, verb, action, or phrase being acted on or enacted by another individual.
>mellon apple grow are you i don't and you know when sometimes when people do and another thing that bothers me is when how is the weather doing tonight is the night where i finally this is really interesting.
that is what word salad looks like.
NIGGER JEW PUSSY
Wow. Suck retard trump's dick harder faggot
>I guess i am just a moron for expecting someone to participate in good faith here.
Yes, you are.
You trying to argue the linguistic semantics of a phrase from a wiki page with someone who is a senior nurse specialising in geriatrics and dementia treatment.
Also you're somewhat naively expecting some level of discourse at this anonymous Peruvian Cat5 Cable splicing imageboard...
He did the same thing when he was campaigning. Fact is, most normies are brainlets of the worst kind, and they need complex ideas like geopolitics broken down into retarded little pieces and have it spoonfed to them.
Every recording that we've heard of Trump in private is nothing like the speeches he gives. In private he's calm and coherent, because there aren't any retards to appease.
Sooo... to you this is essentially ASMR, but Trump.