At this point, technology has infiltrated almost every aspect of our daily lives, from the iPhone alarms that wake us up in the morning, the GPS systems we use when driving to work, and the self-check machine at the grocery store that enables us to buy food with the simple swipe of our debit cards, no paper receipt needed. With many of us now texting instead of calling and using FaceTime instead of seeing one another face to face, it’s easy to see in-person communication as a dying art. But what if all this digital dialog was a good thing? …
Source:: Vail Daily Feed
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