In this episode, I explore the modern obsession with “comment power” — the ability to speak quickly, cleverly, and confidently in any situation. I question whether this skill, often praised on TV and in business meetings, truly reflects intelligence or merely replaces real thought with rhetorical flair. I argue that today’s culture values speed over depth and fluency over sincerity, leading to shallow discussions and stagnant organizations. True intellect, I believe, requires time, silence, and the courage to think before speaking. Through this reflection, I invite you to rediscover the dignity of contemplation in an age of instant opinions.