What will happen to us if paper is dead?

Now how many people are still going to bookstore to buy books? How many people are still reading paper book? In mobile network era, we need to use less and less papers, we now record, share and receive information through digital devices. It seems we will not need paper anymore in the future. Is this a good thing for us? If we save data on the network instead of recording them on real paper, then after 200 years, if we delete all the data stored, how do people know lives about us now? What will happen to us if paper is dead?

+1 (2 person want to ask the same question) Posted at 2012-12-03 13:21:16

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