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It is a shame too much has been said about the need to "communicate" but not the need...

Posted by Victor Khomenko on October 14, 2010 at 15:04:02:
...to think, to be able to put meaning in the communication. Anyone who has ever seen typical streams of verbal garbage will confirm that. Easily today 99.99% of all "communication" is just worthless junk, taking away the time and energy of its participants. Relentless texting leaves no room for meditation, thought, doubts. Writing a letter (or even typing it) promoted a thought simply because it took more time to do it.