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February 1st, 2:25am
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Tangible And Analog Media Are Obsolete - It's Just A Matter Of Time
Evolution of mediums will not stop. Consider where we were 10, 20, 100, or 500 years ago. Is anything really static? The rule we have seen to repeat itself is this: a society undergoing technical progression dictates the inevitable rise and fall of mediums. We have not yet seen this proven false.
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