Quote by Mason Cooley, City Aphorisms, Ne

Logic and fact keep interfering with the easy flow of conversation.

Logic and fact keep interfering with the easy flow of conver

Summary

This quote suggests that logic and empirical evidence often disrupt or complicate casual conversations. When people introduce logical reasoning or factual information into a discussion, it can disrupt the smooth and effortless exchange of ideas. These objective elements may challenge subjective opinions or beliefs, causing tension or discomfort. The quote implies that while logic and facts are essential in certain contexts, they can create obstacles to the natural flow of conversation, especially when personal biases or emotional responses are involved.

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By Mason Cooley, City Aphorisms, Ne

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