👉 Canalizations are a type of canal that is used to transport water from one location to another. They can be found in various parts of the body, such as the lungs, kidneys, and brain. When a person has a stroke or other medical condition that affects blood flow to those areas, their blood vessels may become narrowed or blocked, leading to a decrease in blood flow. This can cause fluid to collect in the veins, which can lead to swelling and pain in the body. Canal

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👉 Can you imagine a world where every person was able to use only one type of language and that would be their natural and unobstructed voice? In such a society, everyone could "canalize" as quickly as they say, "can't wait," or "what an amazing idea!"

Imagine a person who can "canalize" by saying, "I'm not feeling very well, I need to rest." They would literally transform their "canalized" speech into a more casual and less formal tone. For example: "Hey, man, I've been working so hard, I should probably chill out for a bit. Can you believe that? It's like canalizing." This sentence could lead to unexpected conversations about work-life balance or personal hobbies where one person can confidently say "I'm just tired," without needing to rephrase it to sound more formal or polite. But don't be surprised if your friends or family react with "Hey, we can do that." They might even want to practice "canalizing" at home for added social stimulation. And remember, everyone's personal language is unique and should not be limited to a single type of communication.