You see them on the news interviews, on pod casts, in videos. People in their teens or twenties, even up into their thirties, jabbering on like fast-talking carnival barkers, trying to cram as many words into a minute as they can possibly manage, as if mere verbage equates to information, or to intelligence. I'm certain that this phenomenon, which I've noticed for a decade or so, is due to all the children who were put on speed drugs in grade school. I'm taking about Ritalin (methylphenidate) and Adderall (amphetamine). Basically the same as the illegal drug we used to know as "speed" back in the day when America was still sane. Brain stimulants. The damage done by drugging up children is beyond calculation, but just add it to the damage done by telling them they don't know what sex they are, and making them wear masks that reduce their oxygen levels and lower their IQs. What you get are fast-talking, shallow thinkers who don't actually know what they are saying, but who are determined to say it as quickly as the human lips and tongue can move. It's tiring to listen to these fools. I supposed if you are hopped up on Ritalin or Adderall, or cocaine, their rate of speech sounds just peachy, but for normal, undrugged ears it is tiresome to have to listen to. If you are one of these people, slow your mouth the fuck down. Think about the words you will use before you use them. Say more by saying less.