a) [...] to see that we can always contact someone instantly, by writing a message or an email, which I think encourages interaction and communication. In addition, it takes far less time for a person to receive an email than it takes to receive a letter. A letter might take days, even weeks to arrive to the destination, while an email arrives almost instantly, everywhere across the world.
b) By this, I mean that phones are one of the biggest distractions that exist nowadays. Almost everywhere you look, people are no longer looking at each other or talking to each other, since they are too busy watching their phones. What is more, this is a major concern beacuse some people have come to prefer talking via text messages or phone calls, and they do not go out as much or they don't even go out at all, which is not healthy.
c) [...] they are lacking the personal touch. You cannot compare a face-to-face conversation, a written card or letter with an email. It is much more pleasant to receive something that is hand written. Handwriting is one of our most individual possession, and people feel a different connection with the person who sent the letter, especially if it's from someone they love who is far away from them at that time.
