The Atlantic·3 min read·easy

The Case for Calling People on the Phone

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Rafaela Jinich
The Case for Calling People on the Phone
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This article advocates for a return to phone calls as a primary method of communication, arguing that texting has optimized conversation at the expense of genuine connection. It suggests that spontaneous calls can foster deeper relationships than efficient, text-based updates.

We’ve never had more ways to keep in touch. So why are we talking to one another less?

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