Technology wise I am in between two worlds.
One part of me is very traditional and does not use computers. When I write to my friends, I like to find a nice postcard and use a pen to write on it. When I want to have news from my family or friends I like talking to them on the phone because the tone of their voice tells me if everything is all right for them or not. Communication is not only about written words, it is also about the voice, the body language, the look...
My other half is technology oriented and like using computers to surf on Google. Internet is so fascinating, it is like a window on the world. You can potentially access any information available. I also use computers for my studies and for professional reasons.
One part of me is very traditional and does not use computers. When I write to my friends, I like to find a nice postcard and use a pen to write on it. When I want to have news from my family or friends I like talking to them on the phone because the tone of their voice tells me if everything is all right for them or not. Communication is not only about written words, it is also about the voice, the body language, the look...
My other half is technology oriented and like using computers to surf on Google. Internet is so fascinating, it is like a window on the world. You can potentially access any information available. I also use computers for my studies and for professional reasons.
This is so true Christelle - I adore sending and receiving hand written letters and cards from friends and family.
ReplyDeleteI second that receiving a hand written letter by snail mail is so much more personal. For me though nothing can replace the physical act of hearing the voice of the person you are communicating with. Whilst technology may increase the speed of communication it can dehumanise the message that is being relayed.
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