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[–] hexaflexagonbear@hexbear.net 52 points 1 year ago (14 children)

Nonzero chance we'll all have to go back to using physical libraries for research in a few years, so I guess that's a silver lining.

[–] Sasuke@hexbear.net 6 points 1 year ago (3 children)

i think this is a genuine possibility in schools now, at least in my country. maybe not removing access to the internet entirely, but at least severely restricting it, and going back to analog teaching methods wherever possible.

we were very early on digitalizing education btw, giving every elementary school kid their own tablet, implementing digital tools in almost every subject, and in recent years, replacing physical books with digital copies.

and surprise surprise, it's been a fucking disaster. i can't even imagine what it'll be like as AI gets more widespread

[–] sir_this_is_a_wendys@hexbear.net 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

As recently as a couple years ago I thought I'd never go back to paper books, but now I actually prefer them. I like to offshore as many things from my phone as possible.

I like them, but a) I tend to ruin them if I'm ever carting them around (especially if they're paperbacks) and b) I've noticed that when I have a book on my phone, it's much easier to dip into it and read a few paragraphs in the in between moments when I would otherwise open social media or something. With a physical book it's much less likely I'll dig it out of my bag if I'm waiting for the bus for five minutes and my hands are full.

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