In this episode, I examine inner monologues and their influence on thought and communication. We discuss varied experiences of having or lacking an inner voice, referencing insights from a CBC article. Personal anecdotes highlight how cognitive styles affect relationships and memory. Drawing on psychologist Russell Hurlburt's classifications of thought processes, I explore the benefits and drawbacks of inner dialogue. I conclude by encouraging listeners to reflect on their cognitive styles and their implications for reasoning and ethics.
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