Talkers vs. Thinkers

The talkers felt compelled to talk, which left no time for thinking.  The thinkers had no inclination to talk, being content within themselves despite what they said.  They were, unfortunately, sharing the same space and so neither could be entirely satisfied.  The talkers required listeners.  The thinkers called for silence.  Left long enough, each could feel offended, taking as personal affronts the presence of one another.