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Do you think Children will read books more or less in the future?
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∙ 12y ago
I don't think the amount of reading would really change. It might go down because of cell phones and music but I think it will stay pretty constant, plus reading classic novels is still forced in schools, and minimum book requirements. Depending on how far in the future, you never know what new inventions may come. Maybe reading might not even be necessary!
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∙ 12y ago
It is difficult to predict with certainty, but technological advancements may continue to impact the way children consume information. However, there will likely always be a place for books in a child's development as they offer unique benefits that digital platforms may not fully replicate.
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More or less, yes.
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because we will do less for the future and robots will do everthing
