Everything that is possible is in another dimension.
A world made of apples? Yes.
A world where toilets fight each other in gladiator coliseums while giant toothpicks with eyes watch? Yes.
A world where nothing exists? Yes.
Dimensions are infinite.
The U.S is the Firestar of the world, getting into situations we fail to belong in just to come out a hero. The U.S needs to learn that it does not rule the entire planet, and it should thereon focus on domestic issues such as debt, low education, and unemployment.
Eating at home isn't as restricted as the whole of you possibly think, as you aren't just enclosed to the recipes you know if, say, you, I don't know, purchase a cookbook?
It offers more time to interact with family and can sometimes withdraw as being cheaper overall, a typical restaurant meal for three costs about thirty-five dollars. If you cooked at home, it could end up costing about five to ten dollars each, depending on what you're serving. Obviously, if your family eats cold-water lobsters with a watercress dinner salad each night, it's going to recede as much more than my estimate.
Just a thought.
Society can acquire just as much knowledge from an e-reader book as one printed. If you are acknowledging the false belief that old books must remain printed, you're wrong. If an aged book can be read, it is capable of being copied into a modernized equivalent of the former printed book.
Books have been eliminated due to further technology contradicting them -
think of all the trees used each year to print books!
If we simply loaded them onto a tablet or smartphone, which is something we can easily do, that would stand for a technological development, such as the nearly overnight fall of the telegraph to the telephone.
There is no place for books in modern society any longer, as it would be identical to using carriages and record players as opposed to automobiles and CD players in modern times. Printed books being used widely is just residing back to older technology when the world has more resource-efficient, convenient, cheaper, and simpler inventions.
