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In the future, nobody will buy printed paper or books because they will be able to read everything they want online without paying. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Since the introduction of the internet,
people
 search for most of the information they require online.
This
 made some
to
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believe that in the future no one will buy printed materials. Personally, I disagree with
this
 idea. Currently, Fewer
books
 are sold in bookshops and libraries for many reasons. The information contained in these
books
 is widely available online. It is even easier to search for the specific information needed online rather than looking for it in
books
.
While
 there are some
people
 who still prefer
books
, it is becoming less profitable for publishers to print them.
In addition
 to that, buying
books
 and papers in a physical form harms the environment by cutting trees. On top of that, a recent report showed that only a small fraction of used
books
 are recycled. The majority of used
books
 are discarded as waste.
Although
 the use of physical
books
 is declining, it is not completely going away for various reasons. There are still some
people
 that only consume
books
 in their physical form. Not all novels will be freely available over the internet. Copy write laws protect some written materials from being distributed online.
People
 will continue to pay for them even if they are going to read those
books
 in a digital form. In conclusion, I believe that the use of physical
books
 is declining and
people
 are turning towards freely available reading materials online.
Therefore
, I personally disagree that
books
 and papers are going to be obsolete in the future.
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