Ben Doherty

@spongeonmaster.bsky.social

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He/Him Irish TTRPG Writer/Editor #1 Bestselling DM's Guild Contributor Co-Founder of @emeraldcollective.bsky.social Portfolio: https://bendohertyttrpg.com/

A calendar highlighting the 9th, 10th, and 11th April 2027 to mark the dates for DagdaCon 2027. The logo of DagdaCon (a crowned Celtic figure) sits at the top.
A Google search for "what good is a mouth that hasn't a mind meaning" which has resulted in Google's AI overview generated an explanation for a saying that doesn't exist. The explanation reads: The saying "what good is a mouth that hasn't a mind?" emphasizes the importance of thoughtful communication and critical thinking before speaking. It suggests that simply having the ability to speak doesn't equate to good communication, as the words should be guided by a mind that has considered the implications and context of what is being said. Here's a more detailed explanation: Thoughtfulness and Critical Thinking: The saying highlights the need for careful consideration of thoughts and ideas before expressing them verbally. Context and Audience: It implies that words should be chosen with an understanding of the situation and the audience, ensuring that they are both relevant and appropriate. Avoiding Thoughtlessness: The saying cautions against speaking without considering the potential impact of words, whether it's on others or on oneself. The Mind-Mouth Connection: It emphasizes the connection between thoughts and speech, suggesting that words are a reflection of the inner mind. Importance of Reflection: The saying encourages individuals to take time to reflect on their thoughts before speaking, ensuring that what they say aligns with their intentions and values.
Two hardcover books and one DM screen emerge partially from a forest green slipcase imprinted with a white Celtic tree emblem. Behind the slipcase, half of a world map poster is visible.
Lying on a table is a slightly misprinted copy of the Cunning Folk RPG (its cover styled in black and whtie floral pattern) beside a letter from the publisher congratulating the recipient on winning it. Floral wrapping paper is visible in the top left corner.