God, it's like talking to a cyborg sometimes. You pretend to listen, but really, you've just gone on pause, waiting for me to stop so you can reiterate your original point.
In the book "Omens" by Kelley Armstrong, a poignant observation is made about communication, particularly highlighting a frustrating dynamic in conversations. The speaker feels that the other person behaves like a cyborg, seemingly engaged but actually disengaged, merely pausing to allow them to finish before restating their initial viewpoint.
This reflection underscores the challenges of genuine dialogue, where one party may prioritize their own thoughts over truly listening. It suggests a disconnect in interpersonal interactions, capturing a sentiment many can relate to in their experiences with others who are not fully present during discussions.
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