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That doesn’t fit my experience. Anything that involves typing out paragraphs of text almost immediately revert to a quick phone call where you can get the idea
by dyauspitr 2y ago
That doesn’t fit my experience. Anything that involves typing out paragraphs of text almost immediately revert to a quick phone call where you can get the idea across in seconds instead of lots of minutes. These are people in their mid and early 30s.
- shiroiushi 2y agoIn my experience, when this happens, we just use the voice or video-calling function of whatever chat app we're using texting through. We don't use phone numbers. I've never actually even called my girlfriend, for instance; I only have her phone number in my contacts list for emergencies, but when I've talked with her, it's been through our chat app (LINE), since we can use video there.
- dyauspitr 2y agoSure, but that’s just semantics. What matters is voice conversations happen a lot.
- shiroiushi 2y agoIt's not semantics at all. Voice conversations on Messenger or WhatsApp are completely different and unlike voice conversations over a regular phone number. The latter you can do with a flip-phone; the former, you cannot.