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Consonants strictly require obstructing respiratory airflow

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Unlike vowels, consonants forcefully mandate closing your lips, teeth, or throat to block exiting air. The letters P and B are just tiny biological explosions created by building and releasing respiratory pressure. Speaking is technically just highly choreographed suffocation.

Consonants strictly require obstructing respiratory airflow
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