Is "fake replica" redundant?
In any case I agree- a replica (fake or otherwise) can never be quite the same. Who cares if you can sit in the room with a 3D projection of your long-distance family? It's really what's being exchanged between you that matters.
There are those who have said that eBooks will someday replace hard copies, but there's something so lovely about touching the pages and smelling the paper.
I don't think of technology as fruitless, necessarily, but inadequate. We were meant for more than keys and codes.
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Yes and I should have read your reply before I posted. So much more succinct.
Is "fake replica" redundant? In any case I agree- a replica (fake or otherwise) can never be quite the same. Who cares if you can sit in the room with a 3D projection of your long-distance family? It's really what's being exchanged between you that matters. There are those who have said that eBooks will someday replace hard copies, but there's something so lovely about touching the pages and smelling the paper. I don't think of technology as fruitless, necessarily, but inadequate. We were meant for more than keys and codes.