Thoughtsharing

From Pluralpedia, the collaborative plurality dictionary
thoughtsharing ( v.)
Synonymsthought sharing, mentally talking, telepathy, mind reading
Applies tosystem functions

Thoughtsharing refers to unspoken internal communication between headmates in the same system. It can also extend to some form of intentional communication between a sentient headspace and living beings.

Often, thoughtsharing is done by pushing one's thoughts into the thoughts of another headmate, although the exact ways to thoughtshare differ among systems.

A thought or phrase that has intentionally nonverbally been shared with another headmate can be referred to as a thoughtshare.

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Unintentional thoughtsharing is often referred to as thoughtbleeding.

Thoughtlogue refers to a system/sisasystem that communicates through thoughtbleeding or thoughtsharing; and Spatial Thoughtlogue refers to a system/sisasystem in which sentient headspaces and headmates may communicate through thoughtbleeding/thoughtsharing.

A telepathic system is a system that considers itself to have telepathy, even if not all members have a physical body outside the innerworld.

Transmission (or mediated communication) refers to internal communication that is accomplished through a technological intermediary or a specific tool (e.g, forming full sentences from isolated words from a radio, a page, a dictionary, etc.).

Intermediate communication refers to internal communication between sentient headspaces and headmates, when one is translating foreign languages (the headmate counterpart is translator) or interpreting non-verbal/semi-verbal speech to another (the headmate counterpart is interpreter).