You're tuned in to Ned Ned Nerbs, this gets a frenic. This is day 22 of 100 symptoms. Today I'm going to talk about word salad and high order babble. Babble is what toddlers do when they're learning speech sounds. They're learning how to talk. They're not using words yet. They're not using sentences yet. Instead they're going ba-ba-maga-mama-mama-baba-baba-baba. And you know that's where they get papa, mama, etc. However, higher order babble is babble at the order of sentences and word parts. I thought of an example using the title name for this video. High order babble. High order, recorder, reorder, the borders, etc. It might be poetry, it might be rhyme, but at another level it's meaningless and I didn't have an intended sentence, an intended meaning, an intended picture. I was trying to distribute just rearranging the word parts and the word sounds. I often combine that word part and word restructuring with the sounds and I would write things in journals that were using the same spelling as other word parts but put into another word. It's not the correct way to build words and sentences but it was very effective for disorder. Disorder, reorder, recorder, reorder, reorder, reorder, reorder, reorder, you know like the mind will just get stuck on these loops and spin the language around. When there are delusions at play, the meanings that attach to the words might actually feel very important but actually the words are more like sounds at the at the level of the utterance, recorder, reorder, reorder, reorder, reorders. This is like what does it mean nothing but it can seem like it means something when the delusions are present. Anyway, thanks for listening. This is day 22 of 100 symptoms. You've tuned into Ned, Ned, Nurb. This gets a funny. Peace.