Comment by metalman

not all humans are brief, and not all situations are amenable to brevity, but I get the point, as brevity can be be exceptionaly informationaly dense, but like in humor(sports), it only works if someone else plays the strait guy or set up artist. Also true masters will switch up, happy to join ingeneral blather, and then drop a subtle, brief comment that is the bridge piece for an otherwise huge informational set.Another thing many performers and writers describe is the finding of the voice or stage/writing persona....perhaps quite different from the one that they inhabit at home. The topic at hand leaves out the trap of standing behind a persona, that the person cant then inhabit, and then can be caught out in a real world situation as an imposter, ha!