Any advice for someone who wants to become more articulate? I

Start by reading my diary, tbqh

>>7476272
Aristotle's Rhetoric

i also have this issue. sometimes i pretend to be mute.
keep in mind you've never heard Thomas Pynchon's voice

>>7476297
newfag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ds4OLUDIvg

uh you have to talk to people

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>>7476468
>yep thats his voice, and here he is doing a cameo in inherent vice

read mein kampf, watch Hitler's speeches
Goebbels also had great oratory skills

>>7476297
>never heard Thomas Pynchon's voice
>kek
>his voice is everywhere

>>7476479
Lol Mein Kampf is total dogshit even aside from its idiotic politics its just written horribly

>>7476545
It was a best seller wasn't it?

>>7476545
>its just written horribly
>its

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>>7476564

yep, and still gets really high ratings by people who actually read it with an open mind; the Stalag Edition on amazon has 4/5 stars by 940 reviewers

>>7476468
>pee-chon
it's fucking PINE-CONE

PINECONE

>>7476584
I thought it was PIN-CHIN

I remember listening to some comedians on O&A talking about how different it is to experience stand-up before and after you become a comedian yourself, because once you try actually performing it you become self-conscious and aware of things like joke structure, rhythm, body language, timing and so on for the first time. You develop a clinical eye for it.

I suppose rhetoric and oratory is the same thing. You can listen to speeches by politicians and debates all you want, it will only work if it's a complement to your own practice.