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Internet Is The New Reading

Posted by Maria Ivanova on April 14, 2011 · Leave a Comment

I have been carrying this thought around for quite some time now. The thought is that modern day obsession with Internet is actually a modification of the good old reading obsession that goes back to late middle ages. Then some young ladies or young gentlemen (more and more of them as time passed by) spent … Continue reading →

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