Maintaining public libraries is a waste of time since computer technology is now replacing their functions. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Nowadays,
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computer
technology is quite advanced than before with high speed and large memory space. It is assumed that the existence of
this
technology can replace the functions of public
libraries
to avoid a waste of
time
to maintain them. I disagree with the idea because
in
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my opinion,
computer
technique
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can not absolutely possess all the functions which public
libraries
have. Not all the
people
have knowledge or
time
to use the
computer
freely. Many old
people
don’t know how to search for information
in
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computer
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or even use it, but they can go directly to public
libraries
for finding
books
what
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they need. Many students should study at school for a long
time
a day. They don’t have much
time
to read
books
using
computer
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at home.
However
, they can borrow
books
in
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public
libraries
to read them at any
time
. Public
libraries
can serve more
people
than computers do.
Besides
, there
are
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too much information on the Internet. The one who
want
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to search for some e-
books
in
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computer
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the computer
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may be disturbed by advertisements and wrong information.
Time
would be taken up by them. But
books
in
libraries
are located in their special places where can be found easily by readers.
People
will not worry about finding what they want for a long
time
. All in all, both public
libraries
and e-book
libraries
should be selected
by
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readers’
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own.
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