In a boundless landscape of instant communication through "social media", we too often mistake the possibility of sharing our thoughts with the right of free speech. In other words, only because we can say something does not mean that we should say something. This simple, yet essential distinction, seems increasingly harder to follow considering the daily tweets of hate, disrespect and ignorance coming directly from the most powerful politician on this planet. The need to re-establish a sound understanding of respect and common sense is bigger than ever. This is best done offline, without any screens, preferably at a young age, ideally with eye contact and undivided attention.

The humorous sketch below shows how ruthless pursuit of one?s personal believes can rapidly obstruct progress and block any constructive communication.