Talk:Internal monologue

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[edit] Internal monologue in popular culture

Yes, I'm the guy who added this section. Yes, I hate these sections, too. But when I came across this page it had {{context}} on it, for some rather obvious reasons. I added the section so that non-technical people could have some examples which might help them understand what the article is talking about.

When this thing gets cleaned up, you might want to get rid of the popular culture section. You would have my blessing. --Superluser 03:34, 20 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Sole consumer

"The person creating the inner speech is also the sole consumer of the monologue". This sounds obvious to me. Is there something to it that I'm not getting? A.Z. 04:07, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

I was thinking that internal monologue is what it's called that children develop as they learn the ability to think without verbalizing their thoughts. This line led me to think that this is not the case. However, if what I believed was true, then that line needs to be expanded - that the person creating the speech is the sole consumer once this develops, but that it takes a while in very small children to develop.4.68.248.130 15:50, 11 October 2007 (UTC)