Overpopulation in many major urban centres around the world is a major problem. What are the causes of this? How can this be solved

Compare
to
being one more than one
two
decades ago, we can perform a lot of activities by just a few clicks. We used to buy
newspaper
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a newspaper
the newspaper
newspapers
every morning if we would like to read news. Nowadays, we can just take out our phone, open an application on our phone, and watch events happening right now live online. Purchasing online is
also
getting easier than ever, some believe shops in towns and cities will all be closed eventually. In
this
essay, I am going to discuss if online something will lead to all shops in towns and cities closing. Some believe due to the shopping online is getting popular, all shops in towns and cities will be closed at the end. They think shopping online is more
accessable
capable of being reached
accessible
, you can do it anytime, anywhere, and purchase almost anything, from groceries to flight tickets, from clothes to foods. For that reason, physical shops will become obsolete. Shops will be
unnecessarily
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unnecessary
as not only
customer
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the customer
a customer
have
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has
a better
experience
buying online, but
also
the shop owner does not have to pay rent for the shop.
Therefore
, they believe shops in towns and cities will be closed due to the impacts brought by the online shop.
However
, others think shops will not be closed as they believe shops provide more values than just providing goods to customers. Goods can be
purchase
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purchased
online, but some
experience
cannot be duplicated. Customers can touch and feel the products they are going to purchase, they can compare the product side by side. They can chill in a cafe after their coffee, a waiter
explain
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explains
the coffee they just had was from South Africa, and his
experience
when purchasing coffee in Africa. These are the
experience
that cannot be duplicated online at
this
moment. I believe all shops in towns and cities will not be closed as physical stores does provide value that we cannot get from the online shops at
this
moment.
However
, I can see it will be a big impact to shops that can only provide goods to customers without any additional value.

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