On-line databases won’t replace daily newspapers, CD-ROMs won’t make books and teachers obsolete.

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People always try to make predictions about the future. But do they always come true?
In 2007 Internet was not that spread as nowadays, so I can only partially agree with this statement. It can be said for sure that Internet has become the part of our lives. We use it to make anything: to contact a person, to withdraw our money, to buy things online, to watch movies, to read news, to play games; the list can be continued endlessly. So can the Internet replace all that we have in reality?

But people differ and others are a bit lazier, so they prefer sitting on a sofa and just listening and watching. They want somebody to tell them the latest news. You might have guessed that I’m talking exactly about TV. We all have it at home and everybody has his own pros and cons concerning the television. By the way, we have one more group of people preferences. The Internet. It’s a huge net, an everlasting and infinite abyss of information. Here you decide yourself what to learn, what to get to know today. Like in case with TV, you feel comfortable, you don’t have to turn over those thin but of considerable dimensions sheets of paper, moreover, if you don’t like the idea of reading, you have a possibility to watch any kind of information, just mark ‘video’ when searching. So yousee, I’m not speaking about replacing real newspapers by online ones, it’s just the matter of choice and predilection. They say ‘CD-ROMs won’t make books’. It sounds sort of ridiculous, because CDs are almost out of use. No one wants to buy CDs with books or whatever, they want to get them for free, and they get what they want to get.