The fourth debate is about whether texting New Year greetings makes interpersonal relationships closer or more distant. We think we are alienated.

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Are you looking for a statement or an idea... If you are looking for a statement, at least tell me how many words your speaking speed can accept... (Although I have said it, no one may answer it)

Let me briefly explain the idea. Texting New Year greetings reduces the chances of people meeting each other. You can search for something called "Principle of Pure Contact" thing, it proves that the reduction of opportunities to meet has a direct impact on interpersonal relationships.

On the other hand, the contents of many text messages for New Year greetings are copied over and over again, without innovation. At least it is difficult to say how sincere they are.

In addition, the other party is likely to look at this issue very rationally. You have to emphasize that the topic of debate is based on the current stage. Many people, especially elders, do not like this kind of cold text message. It objectively gives the other party It brings unhappiness and certainly makes relationships less intimate.

Modern Four Debate focuses on presence and value, especially for this kind of question. I personally think you can put a lot of effort into beautifying the language and guessing the other party’s arguments