Convenience, from the first wooden stone tools to the first iPhone, humans have always been driven by the search for convenience. Over time, communication via letters became phone calls, which became texts. Functions of the human mind have been replaced by a calculator smaller than your hand. The desire for convenience is a big reason why humans innovate and why we are so advanced. So what happens when a generation just leaves convenience behind?
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Keeping it physical
Exploring the resurgence of physical media in 2025
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About the Contributors
Max Chung, Multimedia Editor
Pronouns: he/him
Grade:Â 10
Years on staff:Â 2
What is your favorite candy? Swedish Fish.
Who is your favorite musician? Edvard Greig or Gustav Mahler.
Charlie Brady, Staff Writer

