Um So one might argue , OK , is that speech circuit now interpreting what that person is speaking now , you listening to me and is going to finish it off because it's already going through their brain and they can predict it . That would be 11 theory and , and I don't think the verdict out there is known , but that's one , the other is uh synchronizing turn , taking in , in the co in the um conversation where you're acknowledging that we understand each other uh by finishing off what I say . Uh And it's almost like a social bonding kind of thing .
The other could be , I want the person to shut out so I can speak as well and take that turn and , and each pair of people have a rhythm to their conversation . And if you have somebody who's over talkative versus under talkative or vice versa , that rhythm can be lost in them finishing ideas and going back and forth . But I , I think having something to do with turn taking as well makes a lot of sense .
Uh So yes . Um So one might argue , OK , is that speech circuit now interpreting what that person is speaking now , you listening to me and is going to finish it off because it's already going through their brain and they can predict it . That would be 11 theory and , and I don't think the verdict out there is known , but that's one , the other is uh synchronizing turn , taking in , in the co in the um conversation where you're acknowledging that we understand each other uh by finishing off what I say .
Uh And it's almost like a social bonding kind of thing . The other could be , I want the person to shut out so I can speak as well and take that turn and , and each pair of people have a rhythm to their conversation . And if you have somebody who's over talkative versus under talkative or vice versa , that rhythm can be lost in them finishing ideas and going back and forth .
And if you have somebody who's over talkative versus under talkative or vice versa , that rhythm can be lost in them finishing ideas and going back and forth . But I , I think having something to do with turn taking as well makes a lot of sense . I have a colleague at Stanford who says , um that interruption is a sign of interest .
