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Computer Column.(Column)

Byline: Craig Crossman

Sep. 12--Ever since humankind began writing, the possibility of being misunderstood has existed. This occurs primarily because when something is written, two basic elements of communication are being omitted. These two elements are facial expressions and tonal inflection. When two people communicate with each other while standing face to face, their facial expressions typically convey a myriad of direct as well as subtle additions to what is being verbally spoken at any given moment. Take emotions for example. You can speak the same words but if it's spoken with a frown as opposed to a smile, those same words such as "Have a nice day" can mean ...

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