Texting can be good or bad. The good reasons could be that you can actually talk to the person and not having to worry about what there really doing, it's just easier to talk wtih texting rather than in-person. Some bad reasons could be you dont know what there really saying is true or not, or as simple as it may not be the person your thinking it is. Because you can never be sure if it is that person, as in real life you would be talking to the person face to face. Another way of communication is e-mail. And thats technically the same thing as texting but on the computer and has the same down falls as texting but some diffrent. Like it could be that person, because you need a password to get in, so unless you share your password with the world chances are that person is the person your looking for. But that dosent apply to every situation. The most reliable communication that is technical is the phone. You can hear what there saying. Your actually talking to that person, you can tell in their voice if their lying or not, and it's just more reliable than the other communication out there. I prefer texting because I dont like being on the phone talking all day. I got a life, and I can't always talk, so texting could be usful. In my day if im somewhere with someone I don't have to be on the phone with them I cant just text him for a little bit, and not be rude and be one the phone when im with someone else. Thats just rude. So I think our economy has learned that even the best of communication has flaws, and you can’t stop them. So no communication will ever be perfect and that’s just the way it is. Communication is just a broad topic that there is no simple solution to solve it with.
