Sometimes people talk fast. Very fast. Also, they don't pause much like in between sentences. It also happens on TV a lot. You know like on financial shows on CNN or something.
They talk really fast too, as if the 10 minutes that they have allocated for the panel discussion has a massive opportunity cost in terms of advertising costs and whatever, so they just need to get some answers, and move on.
This does not happen on fun shows like The Price is Right or Jeopardy LOL but those are cool. The hosts have a relaxing demeanor about them.
Where do they get these panelists from like JP Morgan or some other famous banks or investment companies and what not? And then they say really smart things about financial stuff, does anyone actually know what it means? I don't mean the other people on the panel or experts, but normal people.
I less mind persons who speak quickly than I mind persons who have little sense of decency when it comes to respecting their responsibility to allow others their chance to speak.
Fast-talkers (and more-so loud-talkers) can make a very bad habit of interrupting others mid-sentence in an effort to shut them down.
These are the kinds of persons whose mics should be turned way down while being flagged for bad debate ethics so that both the abuser and the audience get a sense for what is or is not acceptable.
As for fast-speakers, it would be interesting to see support debate analysis programs break that quick-speak into easier understood paraphrase and supporting analysis for the rest of us to dwell upon. ^_^ Kind of like what some YouTubers do.
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