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This week's question is submitted by Stephanie!
How will be reading in 100 year's time? Will there be any printed books left? How about ereaders? What might they look like?
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My Answer:
In my bleak version of the future, an apocalypse has occurred and there is no electricity, so all technology has become obsolete, including ereaders. All there is to read are the printed books that survived the destruction.
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I have read so many countless books that sketch the exact same scenario you've shared and I could totally see how this is plausible; scary to think that it could come true though. I'm holding on to my books; that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a possibility. Printed books will be valuable items then.
ReplyDeleteYour version of the future is very similar to my husband's. I refuse to leave my happy little dream world to think of anything so dark! Regardless though I'm still holding onto my print books!
ReplyDeleteI like that there will ONLY be print books.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Billy.
Elizabeth