Elect two details that provide sufficient evidence for the claim that the internet creates the inability to foster quality communication. "Internet users spent 70 minutes less interacting with family per day than non-Internet users." (paragraph 2)

"Talking to someone in person is an intense experience that demands full attention." (paragraph 3)

"According to one 2000 study, 27 percent of heavy Internet users reported spending less time talking to friends and family over the phone." (paragraph 4)

"The Internet is a useful tool for research, shopping, and even for keeping in touch." (paragraph 6)

"Despite its usefulness, the Internet will never be as intimate, spontaneous, or meaningful as spending time face-to-face with other people." (paragraph 6)