In my last post I talked about the weakness of communication, which is very simple: the modernization of ways to communicate. But communication isn't always a bad thing, it's actually very important.
The human being in order to dialogue with somebody needs words; he can't go through life with out having interacted with somebody. If we didn't have words, our brain would be chockablock full of feelings and ideas, but without words nobody can get that information across.
Nowadays communication doesn't just rest on face to face conversations, but as I said before, it's being modernized. In my last post, I criticized this new way of communication, but in this post I will show the positive aspects that it has, because like everything, it has its pro's and its con's.
In a world ruled by technology it's no wonder man has invented ways to talk via chat, via video etc.
This new way of communication is definitely a lot faster than how our ancestors used to communicate, via letters, and I guess this is what the modern world requires! Something fast, that will send some information from side of the world to the other. It's a very useful thing, like the computer, so emails, facebook, skype, our mobile phones, these are all thing that contribute to make communication faster and more efficient. It's a great way also to keep in touch with people who live on the other side of the world, to not lose contact, to not lose old friends. We have to embrace technology in our lives, but without overdoing it. It so important to know that we have got the facility to go on the internet and get in touch with people, we know it's there, but we don't always have to use it.
The future is at our doors, and we haven't seen half of it yet. Communication will continue to get modernized, because that's how the world goes. With every spin, with every movement man is already thing about 'the big next thing', because that's the world that we live in, in a world of innovation, of modernization, of promise, of passion, of imagination.
But for me, nothing beat a face-to-face conversation, it's what makes man a man, it's what makes us what we are.