UM Chakma
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"Will modern technology, such as the internet, ever replace the book or the written
Hi there,
"Will modern technology, such as the internet, ever replace the book or the written word as the main source of information? If it replaces, what will be its impact?
What is actually the main point of this essay question? I mean what it asks me to write?
Well! according to how much I have understood, I mean the answer is "yes", because nowadays most of the books are typed and uploaded on the internet, which are known as e-books. So, the internet has already replaced books to certain degree and will replace in a great significance in the future. Books written are seemingly decreasing day by day.
Did I understand the question/point clearly?
I have actually been confused because of an answer of this essay question, which has been written by someone else. In that answer, it says that the answer of the question is "no", because books are still existing. They are available as e-book on the internet too. So, his main point is that the internet will not replace the book.
My point is that if the books are on the internet, doesn't it mean that they have been replaced by the internet?
Hi there,
"Will modern technology, such as the internet, ever replace the book or the written word as the main source of information? If it replaces, what will be its impact?
What is actually the main point of this essay question? I mean what it asks me to write?
Well! according to how much I have understood, I mean the answer is "yes", because nowadays most of the books are typed and uploaded on the internet, which are known as e-books. So, the internet has already replaced books to certain degree and will replace in a great significance in the future. Books written are seemingly decreasing day by day.
Did I understand the question/point clearly?
I have actually been confused because of an answer of this essay question, which has been written by someone else. In that answer, it says that the answer of the question is "no", because books are still existing. They are available as e-book on the internet too. So, his main point is that the internet will not replace the book.
My point is that if the books are on the internet, doesn't it mean that they have been replaced by the internet?