To get a taste for this pre-existing level of originality, imagine if we placed a microphone in any of our minds and listened closely in on the chatter.
Or, if you only want to listen in the morning for example, thirty minutes of extra reading per day remains excellent — you could get through nearly two, 8-hour audiobooks per month at thirty minutes a day.
I listened in law school when some wag said a legal mind is a mind that when two things are all twisted up together and interacting it's feasible to think responsibly about one thing and not the other.
If you can, on your phone, have something to listen to in English to get you in the mood and to give you an English environment before the test, right?
With the rise of Twitter and social media, which encourages us to give our opinion on a subject without always listening in return, some think the art of conversation is being lost.
So-called interesting people are simply those who've allowed themselves to listen in on and share with others a selection of what is really going on in their minds.