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As the technology develops pretty fast we're moving away from phone conversations and we replace them with texts and emojis. People are afraid of running out of topics to talk about or uncomfortable silence so they find messages a safer way to communicate. Though, researches says that phone calls makes us a lot more happier than written words. Dr Lila Landowski, a neurosciencist at the University of Tasmania, says that while talking to the people we care about- in person or via phone- our brain releases oxiticin, which is hormone responsible for feeling of being close and connected to someone but also for lowering cortisol( stress hormone) level. Text messages doesn't result in as big as during phone calls oxitocin burst. Researches in Germany in 1980s founded that phone calls make people feel wanted, needed, included and involved. we're unconsciously moving away from activity which makes us feel happier just because we're convinced that making a phone call is violati...