Human life has inevitably got its share from the new communication technologies whose presence and activity are being increasingly perceived each day. It is possible to understand such "natural reflex" of youngsters who are using state-of-the-art media to avoid being "old-fashioned." However, the roots of the element of "curiosity" still need to be studied in 25-30-year-olds and people that are middle aged and up. This study scrutinizes, through a content analysis, the reasons why the individual, isolated by modernism, replaces voids in his past with technological and social means offered by the world of communication, the grounds for such replacement, and the conclusion. It explores, with all of its dimensions, the presence of the phenomenon of communication in our lives, serving as a "lifesaver" at times but driving the individual to emotional void as a "boat taking on w İstanbul Esenyurt Üniversitesi Radyoater" at other times. This study is an examination, in the context of the concept of "communication hunger", of why people communicate with others -especially those who they don"t know at all and they haven"t met before- so infinitely, and why they see the Internet as the "cure" to their solitude.