Actually, maybe quite a few things.


Analog fanatics not withstanding, digital storage seems to be a better means of saving sounds, and probably of smells as well, though the technology for doing so doesn't seem to have advanced much since real strides toward digitizing smells were taken about a decade ago. I wouldn't be surprised if children's schoolwork can be better saved digitally than as hard copy, if for no other reason than the desire of many a mother to attend to spring cleaning. Work stored away on a hard drive has a better chance of surviving the onslaught of a cleaning binge than do projects on paper.



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Go to: Holding on / Letting go.