Never Have to Buy a New Internet
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Why You'll Never Need a New Internet
Summary:
Books become outdated and need replacing. The Internet doesn't.---
Growing up, my family once replaced an old set of encyclopedias with a new edition from the same publisher. Unpacking the crisp, clean volumes was an event for the whole family. While the old encyclopedias had worn covers and finger smudges, the new set gleamed with a fresh look and different color. As we browsed through them, we noted that while articles about lions hadn't changed over the decade, the map of Europe had significantly evolved. We were pleased to have the latest reference materials, even though we knew they would eventually become outdated, just like the previous set.
Decades later, those encyclopedias still sit on my shelf, relics of the past. Recently, while playing a DVD trivia game with friends, we found ourselves consulting both the old books and the Internet for answers. It struck me that every book I own is slightly outdated, while the Internet is a constantly evolving wellspring of information. It provides the latest advice on treating snake bites, updates on actors and writers, and cutting-edge discoveries from NASA (www.nasa.gov). Occasionally, NASA even broadcasts live webcasts, allowing us to witness planetary events nearly in real-time, alongside their scientists.
I still love books, but I find myself relying on the Internet more and more. There's comfort in knowing I'm accessing the most current information available. The idea of donating this "Internet" to charity and purchasing a new one is simply absurd.
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