Quote by John A. Piece

Communication is not only the essence of being human, but also a vital property of life.


Communication is not only the essence of being human, but al

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This quote emphasizes the pivotal role that communication plays in both human existence and the broader context of life. It suggests that communication is not only a fundamental characteristic of being human, but also an indispensable aspect of sustaining life itself. Whether verbal or nonverbal, communication enables individuals to express themselves, understand others, connect with the world, and navigate their environment. The quote suggests that communication is vital for human interaction, societal development, and the promotion of mutual understanding and harmony among individuals and species.

By John A. Piece
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