Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Keeping in touch ...

... If Only Literature Could Be a Cellphone-Free Zone. (Hat tip, Dave Lull.)

But not everyone has a cell phone (I don't) and not everyone who has one has them turned on all the time.

7 comments:

  1. And not everyone who has a cellphone really ever gets calls on it.

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  2. Cell phones are the easiest way to keep in touch nowadays. Still, I think that they are over-appreciated and too much attention is paid to them. It's outrageous, even 10 year-olds have cell phones. What do they need them for?

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  3. Actually, I am in favor of cell phones, online communication, email and any type of communication. I think it's a way to stay in touch with old friends. And that's a good thing.

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  4. Cell phones aren't the most spread may to socialize nowadays. I think online sites are most used by all of us.

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  5. I still think that a better way to communicate are cell phones. Or iphones, more recently, since you also have many other applications on them.

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  6. Science and technology has deeply changed the way we communicate, the way we socialize, the way we keep in touch, even the way we express ourselves. I don't see this as a good thing. the personal touch of our actions is now gone.

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  7. The concept of keeping in touch has extended too much. Nowadays, every teenager has a cell phone- to keep in touch with his friend, living across the street.

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