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Short text vs long text: same mistake, different symptoms You send a short message and someone thinks you are annoyed. You send a long explanation and they do not even read it. These look like opposite problems. They are the same one. Every message gives the other person's brain a job. A short message says: 'figure out what I mean.' Without enough context, the brain fills in the gaps, and people usually fill them with emotion. Are they upset? Did I do something wrong? A long message says: 'work
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Short text vs long text: same mistake, different symptoms You send a short message and someone thinks you are annoyed. You send a long explanation and they do not even read it. These look like opposite problems. They are the same one. Every message gives the other person's brain a job. A short message says: 'figure out what I mean.' Without enough context, the brain fills in the gaps, and people usually fill them with emotion. Are they upset? Did I do something wrong? A long message says: 'work
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