Purpose Of Communication Essay

The purpose of communication is to captivate an audience and share ideas. Both the audience and the ideas balance each other out. TED talk is great example of communication. The greatest minds are in a small room, connecting with each other and sharing different experiences. My experience with communication is not as life changing or as deep, but our voices should still be heard. A lamb is lost without its shepherd like a writer without a pen. The pen is our voice and if the pen runs out of ink then we are dead. For we have than run out of breath and have passed on. Only when we die is when our ideas die too. Of course like Steve Job’s legacy our ideas can still be carried. He had an image in his head to change the way people communicate in everyday life. Although Steve Jobs was not successful at his first attempts he had a dream that one day we would be …show more content…
To ban a book would be the same as to cut the tongue of a man or woman and if one were to not to be able to speak their mind what then is the purpose of communication? There would be no purpose, because taking away a writer’s voice is the same as pepper spraying protesters fighting for their rights. Banning books is at most insulting the purpose of communication for if our words are thrown away then we lose a piece of communication. I once wrote a story about what I thought life meant, for my senior class and received a bad grade. The teacher wrote a note on the paper saying I was wrong and that I should try restate my opinion. How is one’s idea communicated or shared wrongly? I will probably never know and will continue to believe she was a bitch. My point though is that sometimes we share or communicate ideas to the wrong audience and captivating the audience is one of the most crucial areas in the purpose of