Maybe. You miss a lot of nuance in the WAY people say things and which milleu they may be part of by listening at an unnatural and unoriginal vocal pace.

It's a useful thing to do sometimes. But overall I would not recommend it as standard behavior. People who do this end up pulling lines for people as their only hearing information and not the humanity, for better or worse, in the person saying it.

** If you think you're not missing anything, I'd like to see you agree to allow a jury to listen to your defense testimony at twice speed to save the taxpayers time. Go ahead if it doesn't make a difference, surely you can agree to it before you are ever, hopefully never but if ever, you are accused of a crime, any crime, no matter what your defense testimony is.

I'm not saying to never listen to overspeed. Just tune-in normal too. Frequently. Check back into homebase WITHIN THE SAME PROGRAMMING. It's just good emotional instinctual perceptions hygiene. Or something like that.

Maybe. You miss a lot of nuance in the WAY people say things and which milleu they may be part of by listening at an unnatural and unoriginal vocal pace.

It's a useful thing to do sometimes. But overall I would not recommend it as standard behavior. People who do this end up pulling lines for people as their only hearing information and not the humanity, for better or worse, in the person saying it.