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With recent developments in technology like e-books, some people feel that printed media like books, newspapers, and magazines will soon be a thing of the past. Other feel that these forms of media will never disappear . What is your opinion? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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During the 21st century due to advanced technology,
people
 have easy access to everything they want. Due to
this
, nowadays learning
also
 became easier because of the availability of
e-books
.
However
, a set of
people
 believe that printed books will disappear soon
also
, few others feel that the traditional way of learning will not vanish. In my opinion, I completely believe that learning through printed versions will not be disappeared. To commence with, it is easy to access
e-books
. Reading through
e-books
 is easy and
also
 it is possible to download with free of cost. At the same time, printed books are costly and
people
 need to wait to deliver them after ordering. Due to
this
,
people
 think
this
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 as a time-consuming process so, for easy convenience
people
 like to read online and
this
 tendency had inclined a lot during the pandemic period because of the closure of colleges and schools.
On the contrary
, even though
e-books
 are easy to access
this
 may not give any inner satisfaction to the learner.
For example
, during the covid-19 pandemic situation children were taken online classes but they are not happy about that and many students
also
 demand to open schools.
Moreover
, spending a lot of time reading
e-books
 may cause shoulder pain, vision problems and so on.
Therefore
, it is clear that
people
 cannot compromise the traditional way of learning at any cost. In a nutshell,
although
people
 prefer to use
e-books
 for reference
also
, for a long time reading
people
 like to have printed version of books.
Therefore
, In my opinion, I strongly believe that whatever advancements happen
also
 the traditional method of learning will exist.
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