Email can operate in several modes, but is used largely, I believe, in the conversational mode. As Robert Wright said, he often agonizes over whether he has said something stupid during a live encounter. Unless you have an unusual presence of mind, you can't afford to analyze everything you will say during a conversation if you want to get your point across before the focus of the conversation has turned to another point. I assume that people who send emails as fast as they can type them regard email as conversation rather than a letter. People want love, they need to be loved.
Love is the answer .
We're all gonna die soon without love, and alone . I might even fall in love with one. Flaws are just flaws and, if openly, sweetly, deftly handled, can even be quite endearing . . And that is just irritating. Actually, the Stanford study showed that the Internet was substituting for TV time.