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In the constantly-evolving world of hand-held electronics, it is difficult to identify a long-term trend with any certainty. New versions are released every six months, it seems, and anything older than 2010 is considered antiquated.
Ink-on-paper, as the church choir well knows, has been as steady and consistent as the Swallows at Capistrano. Sure, the manner in which ink gets attached to substrate may have taken on various iterations in the last 100 years alone. But, at its core, ink-on-paper is the primary vehicle.
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