According to 538, the candidate who spoke the least in the December Democratic Debate among presidential candidates was businessman Andrew Yang. Not only did he say few words, but he did not interrupt and he never raised his voice.
Is there a correlation between his subdued tone and the fact that he offers a special vision of the future that includes a recognition of the reduction of jobs that are available, replaced by artificial intelligence and robots. He asserts that American citizens need not be penalized by higher unemployment because a guaranteed income provides family revenue which essentially pays adults to engage in important tasks from parenting to being active citizenship.
If you think that you might be a political introvert, it might serve you well to follow Andrew Yang and his campaign. Just a thought.
