Books are a storehouse of thoughts for all of humanity.
All the realities of the world are transferred by the thoughts of the authors into their works.
After reading the book, each person has his own movie in his head, his own vision of one or another famously twisted plot.
After all, when a director makes a film, whether he is a famous, venerable person or a beginner in general, unknown to anyone, then their images appear in their heads, so to speak, each has its own individual neural connections.
And the ordinary reader, after reading the book, compiles the episodes of the movie himself, scrolling through the information received in his head. The storyline is built up in its own way and carried in the mind by a kaleidoscope of thoughts, feelings and experiences.
That's why the world will never stop reading books.
Maybe of course, over time, they will all move to electronic media and paper versions of books will disappear everywhere.
The humanity of the planet will begin to take care of forests, take care of light planets, taking care of future generations.
And maybe someday I will also get used to reading a book in electronic version. In the meantime, I really like to sit back comfortably on the couch or chair, near the window, with a mug of fragrant tea and crispy biscuits, to plunge into the world of another literary creation.