Paper Is Not Dead Yet
Paper is not dead yet. There is a place where pencil and ideas create friction that yields deeper understanding without social media interruption.
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Paper notes and notebooks are alive and well. I spent a 60 minute spin session looking into the benefits of taking notes on paper. It seems there are quite a few.
I know that the digital era is here, but I suspect that the paper phase is alive and well. Young people will have their entire lives to click keys and look at screens, yet they need to know that there are places where screens and bits and bytes cannot go. A place where pencil and ideas create friction that yields deeper understanding without social media interruption.
