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Originally Posted by Phogg
Because ten years from graduation, they will use it as often as I still use a slide rule. or get meat out of the ice house, or go to a livery stable, or get milk from a milk man.
Paper communications in general (let alone cursive) are becoming obsolete.
Just look at the topic of the forum you are posting on.
I want more books with less space in my home taken up.
I am willing to expend considerable capitol to make this happen.
With businesses that must keep lots of records, this is true to an even greater extent.
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So, you are saying, that within 12+10 years, that would be 22 years from now, every business, every school, will be completely electronically run?
I think that's a very optimistic viewpoint on your end.
Understand. I do all my banking online. I pay my bills online. I email and text. I have no problem with e-books, or e-bills, or ordering online. I don't live in a cave.
I just don't see the value of tossing, what, how many years have we written in cursive?
To me, thats a step backwards. Like Kindles and paper books, both can co-exist.