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Language is the way we communicate. We may communicate verbally or non-verbally. In thinking, we don't get to see any non-verbal communication. What do you think are the pros and the cons of this way of communication? Think of examples in this era of technology in general.

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Thinking is briefly summarized as a communication skill.

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Thinking is a silent activity, a mental faculty that human beings have, so that their plans, feelings, beliefs and thoughts can get expressed in words, if needed to be shared with ...

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