I just watched the movie, 'You've Got mail'. It reminded me of a time when email was different - when people took the time to say something real. I guess then it was still a novelty. It seems these days people use it as a quick and easy option. In a world of email, instant messages, cell phone texts and social networks it seems to me that people have forgotten how to really communicate and interact with each other on anything other than a superficial basis. Technology seems to be taking the place of human interaction. It seems these days, people use it as a cop-out way to communicate without having to actually commit to conversation or any real human interaction. We send quick emails and say things like - 'Hi, just a quick note to see how you are' which is fine, but if we really want to know, wouldn't we take the time to really find out? Or worse - We forward something that someone else forwarded us! I absolutely hate forwarded mail - It's not even an ori...
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