The More Elaborate Our Means of Communication, the Less

4) The more elaborate our means of communication, the less we communicate

"The more elaborate means of communication, the less we communicate" - this expression is relevant today. In this expression we can trace back several meanings; for example, one of them can be considered as a process of continuous improvement of everyday life, and you can just highlight the human laziness, or even the desire to express their emotional state, which often comes from shyness or modesty caused by lack of alive communication. Unfortunately, modern society is consumed by the wave of mass information, people have begun to communicate much less and not so openly. Today, people cannot often pronounce many words and find an alternative to writing emails, and what is called "hyper" stiffness that causes closure of the people. It is believed that such means of communication as a modern mobile phone these days do not give a normal development of teenagers, it is not good if a child carries around his mobile phone and often starts to play with it. However, today, every parent can without any problem call his child and find out where he is, and how he is with the help of such devices.Of course, with the advent of new video, radio and telephone technologies, our life has become much easier, for example, you need not a night walk around the city to the nearest payphone to call a doctor, or a late call to the neighbour`s door, asking for someone to dial a number. Of course, it is better, but you should not forget that there are other ways of communication,because earlier, before the most primitive means of radio telephony, people were much closer to each other both in terms of location and in terms of human relation to each other. For example, earlier it was not an acute problem with a late-call to a physician or another service, a person could just come to his neighbours and ask to make a call, but now people have become so spoiled by modern means of communication that they can simply say...