Concluding Thoughts and the Future Vision

That time in history when the Internet, computers, mobile devices, and social media didn’t exist was marked by communicating through regular mail more often written either by hand or with typewriters or through phones in the streets enclosed in cabins, where we had to insert coins to make them work, making the message brief and concise, or our own home phones with the long cable attached to the wall, where we could just enjoy a long conversation without having to see the other person. One might wonder if life still went by, as a regular individual with our everyday life, if we were still doing in general the same routines we do today—waking up, going to work, coming back, having family time, and enjoying vacation times here and there—why did we need all these introductions to the world of communications anyways?