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What the content-free conversation says about communication

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Andrew Mitchell

For years I have had a number of friends with whom I have perfected the art of the content-free conversation. Such a conversation is primarily one had in quotes and pop-culture associations where the point is more to test the … Continue reading →

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