How to become dangerously articulate - by Craig Perry
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4 ways to start loving uncertainty (and absurdity) in your thinking and in life
There is nothing that would make you more dangerous than learning to articulate yourself. And there’s a lot more to becoming articulate than this simple fact: The world is designed to make you consume and comply, rather than think and create. Yes, you are told what to think and not how to think. The world wants you to do and to listen, and not to speak. We know this by now, about society conditioning you into becoming bland and replaceable. But not so many people talk about learning to how to speak articulately. Because becoming dangerous means learning to speak. A not-so fond but…
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