It has never been easier to communicate. The origin of human speech has been tentatively traced to around 100,000 BCE. The use of technology for communication dates back to 30,000 BCE and the first use of symbols. Humans have consistently sought means of communicating outside one's immediate tribe and have fought to render distance a challenge, rather than an impediment, to communication. From smoke signals to Snapchat, as a species we have developed myriad means by which to send a message. The vast majority of us can do so with a few taps on our phones. However, with increased ease comes the heightened risk that our tools for communication can be used inappropriately.