How does the author address the
counterargument in the final paragraph, on
page 5 that going...
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English, 03.12.2020 01:00 fooligan3448
How does the author address the
counterargument in the final paragraph, on
page 5 that going paperless is not as
beneficial as proposed?
The author acknowledges that moving to a
paperless society is unrealistic.
The author describes the types of training
that can be done to ease the transition
The author compares very large benefits with
necessary small inconveniences
The author disputes the idea that costs are
related to reducing paper.
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