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In this monologue the speaker reflects on his lifelong love of speaking and the contrast between formal public‑speaking education and a more natural, empirical approach. He recounts having pursued multiple master’s degrees, diplomas and certifications in oratory across Spain, Argentina, Mexico and his own country. After completing these programs he noticed that his style had become artificial—suit‑and‑tie, rehearsed accents, scripted pronunciation, and a “politician‑like” delivery that felt plastic and only useful for formal persuasion. He then decided to “unlearn” those habits, returning to a more instinctive way of speaking, arguing that humans are inherently built to talk and that speaking should be grounded in real‑world, empirical experience rather than rigid academic formulas.
