the.com/miscommunication
two people agreeing on the words and disagreeing on everything they meant.
means a failure of shared understanding where a message sent doesn't match the message received.
from from latin communicare, to share or make common — the mis- prefix admits that sharing broke somewhere between two minds.
biggest culpritassuming your context is universal, not personal
digital agetext strips tone, leaves guessing to fill gaps
workplace costblamed for billions in lost productivity yearly