Local libraries are an incredibly important aspect to our communities and access to public information while also becoming an increasingly endangered species. And it makes sense! Why would we use libraries when compared to computers and smartphones, they do comparatively less?<\/p>\n
Why, when I have my information right at home?<\/p>\n
Problem solved, libraries already have computers, but that doesn\u2019t really answer our question, the question why should we use libraries? Free things.<\/p>\n
Honest to God, best answer. Public access to books, computers, and records is so important, something the library not just supports but is<\/i>. It\u2019s built on giving those without access, access<\/i> to resources. The poor, uneducated, ostracized, anyone who needs it. The library is what the foundation of the internet is. But rocking the boat is gonna be the easiest wrench for people to get in and start restricting that kind of knowledge.<\/p>\n
But that\u2019s a case for why we need libraries to exist and how important they are. But why would we use them?<\/p>\n
And honestly, I\u2019m not gonna hide it, I\u2019m an avid library enjoyer. Have been since childhood. And man, the library has been like such a positive experience in my life? It just fosters such a friendly environment, with librarians who make polite conversation with you, finding quiet space, and depending on what your experience looks like, making friends.<\/p>\n
I can\u2019t tell you how many days I\u2019ve bonded with people at the library even if I never saw them again. Strangers of all kinds, the library is a hub for those types of people, whether they just be passersbys or regulars you\u2019ve come to recognize.<\/p>\n
And hey, closing statement: my opinion is not yours. Do whatever you want. Libraries are just a quiet space for people to hang out, and I’m entirely biased. But I\u2019d recommend visiting once or twice. Keep the library system alive and all that. It can do wonders.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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