Evolution Of Communication: The Evolution Of Communication

The Evolution of Communication
Have you ever been in a silent room with no conversations and all you can hear are vibrating phones? To example, at Thanksgiving or Christmas, do you have a person in the family that always happens to be on their phone and barely talks to the rest of the family? In today’s society, people tend to text each other rather than have a conversation. However, thirty years ago if you were compelled to give a message or talk to someone, you would call or go visit them. Everyone needs to realize their worth in the world and technology isn’t helping them. So many of us are missing out on numerous different opportunities due to the lack of personal conversations. Significantly, there is more to life than our cell phones. Today, a simple text seems to do the trick, however, has this gratified our communication skills and how would we react without being able to use our cell phones? It is obvious that people need to disengage their phone dependency by holding themselves accountable for the excessive usage. There are a lot of variables on

Naturally, we can attempt to only text in instances where we don’t have time to call or go see the person. On the occasion in which we are with our friends or boyfriend or girlfriend we can stay off our phones and spend quality time together without the annoying sound of vibrating and beeps. As a society we also need to determine what is and what is not important to text. If it is Grandma’s birthday, then go visit her or give her a call. Yes, texting can in fact be convenient, except we need to learn when to use it. People need to practice texting less and spend more time together and talk face-to-face since it means more. None to doubt there is always the time and place for texting, however, in the end a nice conversation while being able to see that other person’s face will always be your best option today, tomorrow and in the