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Well, I believe what you are describing is our future. Indeed, nowadays more and more libraries are closing because nobody wants to buy paper books, and I believe this is a trend that will continue in the future until they vanish from our shops and libraries. This is because, like I said before, electronic books [...]
It's difficult to predict whether electronic books will ever completely replace printed books in the future because some people feel that printed books are more comfortable and accessible, while others feel that printed books are easier to read. We don't have to use mobile phones or tablets to read them, and printed books...
Personally, I think that despite the convenience and portability of electronic books, they can never replace printed books. Many readers enjoy reading books because of the smell of new paper, and printed books can help save their eyesight.
It's difficult to predict whether electronic books will completely replace printed books in the future. While some people prefer the tactile experience of reading printed books, others find electronic books more convenient and accessible. It's possible that both formats will coexist, with each catering to different preferences. The future of reading is likely to be [...]
It's impossible to predict the future with absolute certainty. While I believe electronic books won't completely replace printed books, they will likely dominate the market, capturing over 90% of the interest. The convenience factor is undeniable. People are less inclined to spend time and money visiting physical stores for printed books when they can easily [...]