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Paper Is Not Dead: See How It's Still Relevant
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The discussion centers around the relevance of paper in modern society, emphasizing its continued importance despite the rise of digital alternatives. Participants engage in light-hearted banter, referencing a video link that humorously illustrates the topic. The conversation touches on the use of paper in various contexts, including personal hygiene and humor, highlighting the ongoing debate about traditional versus modern practices.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of digital versus traditional media
- Familiarity with humor in social commentary
- Knowledge of personal hygiene practices
- Awareness of cultural differences in sanitation methods
- Research the impact of digital media on traditional print media
- Explore the cultural significance of paper in various societies
- Investigate the evolution of personal hygiene products
- Examine the role of humor in social discussions about technology
This discussion is beneficial for cultural analysts, media studies students, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology and traditional practices.
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I already shared...
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Nice one. =D
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Now that's justice!
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I saw that coming a mile away! 
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Now that is worth sharing.
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<snork>
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Do you fold it or scrunch it?
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Astronuc said:
Justice would be if he used it.
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Ivan Seeking said:
Ah ... no ... it's HIS device, not hers.
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Jimmy Snyder
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That was her intent was it not? Here, put this where it will do the most good.Ivan Seeking said:
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If that guy had a bidet he wouldn't need paper. I wonder how common are bidets in modern appartments.
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phinds said:Ah ... no ... it's HIS device, not hers.
Ah yes, in that case it would amount to self-defecating humor.
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