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by RC loves ice cream on April 30th, 2009
No. It merely creates new means of interacting - something that older people may find more difficult to get used to.
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There was a time when the only way to communicate was either face to face, or via letters which took a long time to arrive. That restricted communications mostly to the people in your immediate vicinity.
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Today I have my friends and family in my IM and I can chat with them across the continents. I've even chatted with cousins who I've never met face to face.
by Miss Sadness on May 1st, 2009
yes ..alot
by HaoieZ on May 1st, 2009
Technology's here to stay, so relationships need to adapt.
by Mikeisha on April 30th, 2009
Definitely. For example, there was a time when you could not text; you had to pick up the telephone and call them, hear their voice, hear their vocal inflections. Talking on the telephone is so much more personal than texting. That's just a common example of how technology can interfere with personal relationships.
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