Conversation with Multiple Perspectives

Having conversation with multiple perspective is like combining them and shifting from one perspective to another in fraction of a second to conclude something AND using them at the right moment AND putting them into limited words AND using a very simple language AND yet keeping it short AND within the context of the conversation AND yet hoping that the person will at least have knowledge of some of the perspectives involve in the conversation AND yet feeling of not satisfying with it because you could have add more perspectives into it AND ultimately fear of being misunderstood.

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in10RjFox · M

It appears that you wish to convey something but you seem to have lost the point along the way and delivered an empty box with lots of packing material.

[quote]Having conversation with multiple perspective is like [/quote]

You start as if you are quoting an analogy or metaphor, but you talk about the same thing.. without any likening.

And your grammatical tense is in a different tangent.

Do read and retype.