<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

The original plan for the night was to go out to a club, get wasted, hit on girls, dance, and basically party til my face melted off.  Instead I ended up sitting down and talking to a group of friends for 5 or 6 hours straight.  We just talked about everything, and not just what was going on in our lives.  We talked about life, relationships, politics, religion, God, science, history, and whatever else you could think of.  In case anyone was wondering...No this wasn't drunk or high talk.  Everyone in the conversation was sober, or close to it (no more than a couple of beers in them).  I honestly had a great time tonight, because I realized that it was the first time in a LONG time that I had a "real" conversation with people.  

Don't get me wrong... I have conversations with people on a daily basis, but the broad spectrum of topics and opinions that surfaced tonight was something I haven't seen in a long time.  It got me thinking... In this day in age with instant messaging, text messages, Facebook, and other forms of impersonal communication... Does anyone else feel the same way?  Has anyone else experienced a sort of "wow" moment where you realized that the way things work just aren't the same anymore?

I usually spend my Saturday nights going out, drinking, and having fun... I'm rambling now, but I guess tonight just made me realize that there is such crazy disconnect between people lately... Maybe it's just me?  I kind of wanted to know what Reddit thought.
<bot>: Spent tonight talking with friends for 5 or 6 hours straight instead of going out and getting drunk.  Ended up experiencing a much more fulfilling and fun night.