A fixed reality. These conversations include phrases portraying an objective reality which the speaker claims to know. Also included are statements of ridicule based on social authority or non-verbal signals not to challenge.
Knowledge claims without testable formulations.
These statements are usually delivered in a manner which trusts that authority or power will suppress any challenge. Justifications based on historical grounds. These conversations kill innovative thinking and the possibility that things have changed, are changing, or might change. Unintelligible language of explanation. This includes buzz words and things which cannot be expressed or demonstrated in language appropriate to the situation.