Cmumoitoaicn deons’t hpepan the way you tnihk it deos. The fcat taht you are raidneg tihs and it is eofrfltses porevs taht. A salml pcreecnatge of popele rainedg tihs hvae not eevn risaleed taht trehe is aynhitng usnuual aubot tihs pragaarph.
Mybae the frsit few wrdos cnfosued you but now you fnid yuorslef in a rythhtm and you are silmnig as you are raideng bcuesae its wried. Wihle wr’ee at it, yur’oe not eevn raideng tihs wtih yuor eeys….mroe aubot taht in a ltaer bolg psot. Tcenhlogy is monvig the wrlod froawrd at a rtae of kotns. But we as poelpe hvae not cahnegd. The way we cumomuicntae wtih ecah ohetr has not cahnegd.
We have a wide variety of ways of interpreting the world and hence communicating. Sometimes we assume that everyone sees it the same way.
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