For the past 1 month +, I have been doing nothing much, except chatting with friends online to curb my boredom. In the meantime, I have been subconsciously thinking about how humans communicate. Recently then I have realised I was wondering about this for the whole time. Roflmao. I always do not know what I am doing at first, and will only find out after a period of time. That's probably why I am no good in English expository essays, you need to have a fair idea before you write, but frequently I just probe around and do not know what my main point is until the end. Zzz, too late to find this out, isn't it?
Humans are very complicated animals, with high intelligence making relations all the more unfathomable. Thus, I shall just simplify humans to round balls. Makes things much easier. The inner core of the ball is determined by your beliefs and your absorbed teachings of life and society. What are on the surface of the ball are the characteristics of the human, and can be changed according to their beliefs. From the ball are protrusions called attacher sites. The process of approaching and communicating is also extremely simplified. One ball (A) approaches another ball (B) and observes the surface of the ball of interest. If it is satisfied, it uses its attacher site to attach to the other's one and a conversation starts. As time passes, A will know what makes up the inner core of B and vice versa. What's previously been hidden or not shown will be made known. Oh yes, the surface of a ball can also be modified by the workings of the core, to make it look like it is one it isn't, but this cannot of course be maintained if another spends a long time with it. Some balls are permanently attached, i.e. family and those related by blood. Others who do not fall into that category can be detached. The protrusions of the attacher sites are hollow, anything can pass through. As time passes and A & B communicates, the attacher sites become stronger and harder to break. Similarly relationships can turn sour, and acids corrode the attacher sites, and the balls can break away easily.
Yay, I simplified a very complicated topic into one paragraph. Opinions, anyone?