Nowadays, some people claim that public museums and art galleries will not be needed because people can see historical objects and works of art by using a computer. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

The development in technology in the latest decades has made life easier, and with that development, some believe that museums can be an online experience, but
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been an essential element in every house for the past 20 years
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and connections with the author. PCs surely can provide
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, saving money for the interested youths or people who can not afford the
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online arts isn't always the best choice. Lots of museums fascinate
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interactive and touchable artefacts, which would not be available for online art galleries.
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value in digital form.
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with the copied pieces using AI. In conclusion,
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believe that the development in technology has made life easier
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it can be used to help disabled people or people who can not afford the expenses,
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it still can not replace museums.

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You presented a clear opinion on the topic.
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You acknowledged the advantages of technology for some people.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • virtual
  • digital
  • online
  • accessibility
  • inclusivity
  • cultural heritage
  • physical experience
  • immersion
  • local tourism
  • economy
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