texting uses less cognitive/emo bandwidth so more efficient & they have larger (more superficial) social networks to regulate.
Why do Millennials avoid at all costs using their phones as actual phones, like to talk into? Credible hypotheses in comments please....https://twitter.com/emerylord/status/843613539315204096 …
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But it takes huge cognitive/emo bandwidth to interpret cryptic texts, and that lead to lots of arguments & drama
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Good answers -- Millennials don't talk because their parents make it uncool. And they can be furtive, like secret agents.
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So, how is that different from texting? :)
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@primalpoly@emerylord Wired article on it: https://www.wired.com/2010/07/st_thompson_deadphone/ …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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for the ability to delay answering uncomfortable questions or examine other options (e.g. going out with other friend).
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btw, The original contest whereby John Gregg got his shorthand into American schools -- hitting around 250 wpm. IIRC
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Perhaps in future, smart apps will be completing even more of the user's thoughts in typing.
#SpeedOfThought#Cyborgs
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