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No, I cannot imagine myself using morse code as a form of communication towards others, simply because nowadays no one seems to acknowledge or find it useful to learn morse code and If I were to learn morse code and utilize by talking to my peers, I don't think anyone would be able to comprehend what I said either way.

- Irish

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It depends on the situation to be honest, morse code is well known to be used in wars for long distance communication before the time of telephones and radios, it helps soldiers to communicate long distances without the needing of a informer to go on a long journey. They are also compact and easy to install so maybe in the future I can imagine the use of it at some way. - Mathew Clark D. Cardenas

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In a world full of various cultural status, Traditions, or simply its history we have strongly connected in endless ways. I see to it that communicating in any form of language is a massive assistance in such numerous cases, incidents, and events. Together with that, I do find myself in world full of people speaking, Using My autonomy in writing to speak. -Estrella, Jara

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It depends on the situation I'm in. But I don't see my self using morse code in communicating with other people. It is confusing and not all people this day know and understand morse code.

- Rono

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Yes, but speaking Morse code is fascinating because it's important historically, a great way to send messages, and it poses a certain kind of difficulty. It provides us with alternative means of interacting with others and ties us to more traditional forms of communication. -Co althea

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I think Morse code can be quite useful especially when there is an emergency, and you can use this to communicate with others privately.

Gab

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Communicating with the morse code can be unique and also helpful in some cases but it can be tricky to use so I don't see my self using it or communicating with others with it.

-Rian Ducabo

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CHUA BIANCA

Yes, since we could converse with Morse code if we ran out of platforms. Additionally, it can facilitate interpersonal communication and encourage creativity and mindfulness in a variety of situations.

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Yes.I think because It can be a fun way to send coded messages among friends or in games, adding an element of secrecy or challenge. -Codillo

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No i don’t think that I would like to consider myself as communicating through the use of Morse code, but this is a subject, and there are many strategic and historical reasons why it could be thought of. - Luzano

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For me, communicating via morse code can be quite fascinating and practical in certain situations it's a versatile method that transcends language barriers and can be useful in environments where verbal communication is challenging, like over long distances or in noisy conditions plus, learning morse code can be a fun and rewarding skill to have, so i highly recommend it to other people.

- Santos

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Yes, because it can be a unique and fun way of sending secret messages to other people.

-Daniel Joseph Garcia

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Yes, we could use the Morse codes for us to communicate with each other but the catch is learning Morse codes is hard and I don't know people will have the time to learn it because widely shortening of attention span of one's self.

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It would most definitely be useful in situations when we need to communicate in secret, but right now, I do not think that I'd be able to use Morse code especially since we don't need it right now, and because I don't know how to use it. - Manansala, M.

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Depends on the situation, since morse code is important for emergencies and to send signals or transmit messages that can save individuals from multiple situations. Morse code is a helpful solution to those who are, in some way, seeking for urgent help. - Jazzlee Daveney Ko

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Jasmine Robles

Although communicating with people using Morse code is possible and helpful in certain situations, it's not practical for everyday chats because it's slow and tricky to use. It's still important because it can help in emergencies.

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No I don't imagine myself using morse code at the moment because I do not know how to use morse code but hopefully I can learn how to use morse code because it is useful during emergencies to be able to communicate with other countries without knowing their language - Carlo Joaquin G. Agosila

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It is a way to communicate people temporarily and its the only way to communicate for emergencies so i would take it as a yes for morse code.

julian

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Yes, because Morse code is a unique way of communicating and if there is a chance it can also help us in an emergency situations, Yes because why not. -Cziljian Andrei V. Codotco

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Yes, po. In my opinion, it would be more beneficial to have more private chats. It will also be a great or faster way of communication in worst scenarios like emergencies. - Lorraine

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As I am now, I do not imagine myself being able to communicate with people using morse code. Because I myself does not know how to use it, and if I ever do learn it myself, I highly doubt that someone else can use morse code. Although It is a useful, practical and fun in some situations, I have no intention on actually start learning it as of now.

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Yes because we can use morse code as an alternative way to communicate with other people without having to use words directly

-Sid Albert Bugtas

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I think It is useful in situations where verbal communication is not feasible, like emergencies or long-distance communication, due to its simplicity and efficiency.

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In a worst case scenario, most likely. As morse code is actually a trusted way of communicating with other people, this is standard back in the early 19th century before we switched to the radios we have today. - Jakob