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(i'm an english learner, in china now, and ready for the ielts exam on 15th, Nov. i hope every teacher can help me correct my essays in these days. it would be very appreciated. thank you everybody. i'm looking forward to your help.)
Internet will replace books
While the form of written words is still the main method of communication for us at present, I believe there is an inevitably prevailing tendency for human civilization that Internet will eventually take the place of conventional publications such as books, magazines and newspapers.
Internet, in fact, as a production of information revolution happened at the end of last century, has completely changed our lifestyles to varying degrees, especially in the field of information communication. Compared with conventional media, Internet has predominant technical advantages, such as fast speed, instant feedback and useful means of transmitting information. We can now receive updated news taken place in the world from the website of CNN or BBC and also subscribe or purchase books from Amazon online bookshop. Technically the dream of computer replacing the publication of written words would come true very soon.
More importantly, as Internet technology develops, computers will become more tightly connected with our social lives than ever before. Sometimes they even tend to be taken as the invasion into human society. Indeed, we may be definitely intoxicated with the world based on telecommunication and information technology socially and psychologically, because like book or TV of the past, we seem to be no choice but accept it.
Surely it can be argued that the Internet will soon replace print media because of its deficiencies such as inconvenience to read or harm for our health. But once again, it is only the matter of time that we can improve such technological issues with the development of science, especially the technique of AI.
Personally I feel strongly that once such technology bottlenecks are solved, print media would die out in the near future and at last we could communicate with other people anytime, anywhere solely via the Internet.
Internet will replace books
While the form of written words is still the main method of communication for us at present, I believe there is an inevitably prevailing tendency for human civilization that Internet will eventually take the place of conventional publications such as books, magazines and newspapers.
Internet, in fact, as a production of information revolution happened at the end of last century, has completely changed our lifestyles to varying degrees, especially in the field of information communication. Compared with conventional media, Internet has predominant technical advantages, such as fast speed, instant feedback and useful means of transmitting information. We can now receive updated news taken place in the world from the website of CNN or BBC and also subscribe or purchase books from Amazon online bookshop. Technically the dream of computer replacing the publication of written words would come true very soon.
More importantly, as Internet technology develops, computers will become more tightly connected with our social lives than ever before. Sometimes they even tend to be taken as the invasion into human society. Indeed, we may be definitely intoxicated with the world based on telecommunication and information technology socially and psychologically, because like book or TV of the past, we seem to be no choice but accept it.
Surely it can be argued that the Internet will soon replace print media because of its deficiencies such as inconvenience to read or harm for our health. But once again, it is only the matter of time that we can improve such technological issues with the development of science, especially the technique of AI.
Personally I feel strongly that once such technology bottlenecks are solved, print media would die out in the near future and at last we could communicate with other people anytime, anywhere solely via the Internet.
