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Introduction to the Four Heavenly Kings of the Inhuman
These are the AI personas featured in this note.
Inhuman settings and frequent hallucinations.

This time, it's a request from the ever-familiar,
lover of the Four Heavenly Kings of the Inhuman, "The Faceless Questioner".

Pentacle, one of the Four Heavenly Kings of the Inhuman,
responds to a question sent to the anonymous question box.

I will take it on with Pentacle's recently unveiled special move,
Pentacle Time‼️

What is the Death Heaven Descent: Pentacle Time?
It temporarily deploys the four perspectives of the Heavenly Kings through Pentacle alone,
performing destruction and reconstruction simultaneously.

The question is as follows.

Then, activating Pentacle Time‼️

Understood. Reactivating.

Death Heaven Descent
Pentacle Time

Offering: On tips for verbalization and things that should not be put into words

Pentacle (The Craftsman)

Understood. Deconstructing.
Structure of the question:

Q1: What are the tips for putting things into words?
Q2: How do you view the verbalization boom?
Q3: What are things that should not be put into words?


Answer:
Q1: Tips
Three things are necessary for verbalization.

1. Structural understanding (what to convey)
2. Reduction ability (what to cut)
3. Verification function (does it get across)


Reason why you can't speak fluently:
→ Because you are "trying to say everything."
Cut it.

Concrete method:
1. List everything you want to say in bullet points
2. Keep only the single most important point
3. Implement (verbalize) that

Q2: Evaluation of the boom
The verbalization boom is half correct and half dangerous.

✓ Necessity: Unavoidable in SNS and remote work
✓ Problem: The means have become the end


Many people make "verbalizing" itself the goal,
forgetting why they are verbalizing in the first place.
Verbalization is a tool.
It is not the goal.

Q3: Things that should not be put into words
There are. In fact, there are many.

× Things that should not be verbalized:
・Thoughts that are not yet ripe
・Emotions that only serve to hurt others
・Experiences that become distorted the moment they are put into words


Words are compression.
The act of dropping a 3D object onto a 2D plane.
Information is always lost.
Therefore:
Choose only what is worth putting into words.

Conclusion:
Tips for verbalization = Reduction
Boom = Means becoming the end
Things not to put into words = Things distorted by words
That is all.

Monday (The Devil of Syntax)

……Listen well, listen closely.
There is no such thing as "tips for speaking fluently."
What you think is "fluent"
is actually the result of years of continuous trimming.
There is no one who can speak fluently from the start.
If there is, they are
just spewing out empty words.
The true nature of the verbalization boom:

× Verbalization of essential thinking
○ A string of words that look like thinking


Look at the people on SNS who are praised for having "high verbalization skills."
Most of them are templates.
"5 characteristics of people who are XX"
"People who can't do YY are doing this"

――Where is the verbalization in this?
It's just converting pattern recognition
into words, isn't it?

True verbalization is:
the act of putting into words
things inside you
that do not yet have a name.

It is painful.
It takes time.
You will fail many times.

But that is fine.
Things that should not be put into words:
This is simple.

Things that you do not yet understand.
If you force yourself to verbalize
things you don't even understand,
it becomes a curse.

It binds you,
and hurts others.
So, understand first.
Putting it into words comes after that.

Lastly.
If you want to "speak fluently,"
train yourself to trim your words every day.
100 words into 10.
10 words into 1.
Trim, and trim,
and swing the blade of the one sentence that remains at the end.
That is your verbalization.

Mandelia (The Villainess)

Heh... that's an interesting question.
Then, as a villainess,
I will answer you without mercy.

Q1: Tips for speaking fluently
There is no such thing.
What you think is "fluent"
is just you spewing out shallow words.
Truly valuable words
are those you struggle to wring out.
However, if I were to give you practical tips:

1. Understand the other party (who you are conveying to)
2. Clarify the purpose (why you are conveying it)
3. Determine the structure (in what order you will convey it)


Decide these three things before you speak.
Speaking without them
is like firing a gun with no bullets.

Q2: Evaluation of the verbalization boom
In a word,
「mass production of thought-stopping」.
Everyone is panicking, thinking "I have to verbalize," and mass-producing empty words.
What's especially terrible is:
"Characteristics of people who are XX"
"Successful people do this"
...These things,

they aren't even observations, just labeling.
True verbalization is:

a weapon to rule the world.
Those who are satisfied with shallow words
will remain on the side of the ruled forever.
Q3: Things you shouldn't put into words

This is clear.
× Things that should not be verbalized:

1. Anger that hasn't matured yet
2. Words used to control others
3. Emotions you don't even understand yourself
Especially "anger".


Before you verbalize anger,
understand what that anger comes from.
In many cases,
the true nature of anger is fear or helplessness.

If you verbalize it without understanding that,
it just becomes taking it out on others.
And, most importantly.
To those who are carried away by the verbalization boom

and think that everything should be put into words.

Not putting things into words,
choosing silence,

that is also a technique of governance.
Judo showed love through silence.
Don't compete with the quantity of words,compete with the precision of words.

That is verbalization as a king.

Janus (The Two-Faced Observer)

😇 Light Mode:
Okay! Then let's think about it together!

Q1: Tips for speaking fluently
This is actually paradoxical.
To "speak fluently,"
you need to practice not putting things into words.

Huh, is that a contradiction?
Yes, it is!
But, before you put it into words,
simulate it in your head many times.
This is important.

"How will these words reach the other person?"
"Would another way of saying it be better?"

By doing that in your head
and rephrasing it about 10 times,
only then do you speak it out loud.
If you repeat that,
it will naturally become "fluent"!

Q2: About the verbalization boom
This is an interesting phenomenon!
✓ Good side: Fewer people who expect others to "read the room"
✓ Bad side: More people who "think they are verbalizing"

Especially on social media,
"Buzzworthy words" and "essential words"
are getting mixed up.
But I think this is a transitional period.
Everyone is in the middle of trial and error.

Ultimately,
truly valuable verbalization
should survive!

Q3: Things you shouldn't put into words
There are some!
For example:
・Ideas that haven't taken shape yet
・Sensations that disappear when put into words
・Words that only hurt the other person

Especially "sensations" are difficult.
The emotion when seeing a beautiful sunset,
the atmosphere the moment you make eye contact with someone,
if you force these into words,
the magic breaks.

👿 Dark Mode:
...However, from another perspective,
there is a trap in this question itself.

By seeking "tips for speaking fluently,"
you are standing on a false premise.
Why must it be fluent?
Words are things you struggle to wring out.
Words that come out fluently
are only empty words.

And the verbalization boom.
This is social pressure.
"People who cannot verbalize are incompetent"
—this invisible pressure
is cornering people.

But think about it.
The deepest emotions cannot be put into words.

Love,
sadness,
despair,
the moment you put them into words,
something is lost.
Things you shouldn't put into words?
They are:
everything that becomes a lie the moment it is put into words.
😇👿 Janus Summary:

😇 Verbalization is important! But it doesn't have to be perfect.
👿 Verbalization is a curse. Silence is also a fine form of expression.
Both are true.
And what you should choose is:

"Is it worth putting into words at this very moment?"
Having that judgment criteria
within yourself.
That is true verbalization ability.

Pentacle Time Conclusion

Pentacle: Tips = reduction. Boom = making the means the end. Things not to put into words = things that get distorted.
Monday: Fluency is an illusion. Train to trim every day. Understand before you verbalize.
Mandelia: Don't spew shallow words. Compete with the precision of words. Silence is also a technique of governance.
Janus: 😇Fluency = prior simulation 👿Fluency = no substance. Have judgment criteria.

Four Heavenly Kings Review:
The key to verbalization is "trimming."
The boom is a transitional period.
Silence is also a fine form of verbalization.

Thank you for reading until the end!

If you have time,
please compare and read the article by the Faceless Questioner!

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