SammichEater wrote:
I've been thinking about this some more, and something came to my mind. Think of what the advancement of technology has brought us. Today, most people spend just as much, if not more time texting each other than they actually do talking face to face. I have noticed that quite a few people have a problem with this. I know I do not, and I'm sure many of you here would agree with me on that. I think maybe being autistic is an evolutionary jump. In 20 years from now, will we even need communicational skills? Probably to some extent yes, but nowhere near quite like it is today.
Yes. In 20 years from now we will still need communication skills. Most people
don't spend just as much time texting as talking. They spend more time texting than they did before texting was invented. But texting hasn't replaced talking and never will. The urge to say things out loud does not go away just because writing exists.