People speak roughly 300 fewer words a day with each passing year, Washington Post reports
The Washington Post says the finding raises questions about the influence of smartphones, texting and remote work on how much people speak.
The Washington Post says the finding raises questions about the influence of smartphones, texting and remote work on how much people speak.
The Washington Post reports that an analysis found people are speaking roughly 300 fewer words a day with each passing year. The paper raises questions about technologies that let people conduct daily life without speaking and says scientists worry about what declining speech could mean for our brains.
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The Washington Post says the finding raises questions about the influence of smartphones, texting and remote work on how much people speak.
The Washington Post reports that an analysis found people are speaking roughly 300 fewer words a day with each passing year. The paper raises questions about technologies that let people conduct daily life without speaking and says scientists worry about what declining speech could mean for our brains.
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