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No, but I Skimmed It

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Iniciada June 26, 2026

No, but I Skimmed It It should come as no surprise that the pontiff who penned the first papal encyclical on artificial intelligence prefers print to screens. When Pope Leo praised reading in his May address to the Vatican Publishing House, he specifically highlighted the material aspect of printed books: “In the digital age, the physicality of the book reminds us of the role of thought, reflection and study.” The pope did not elaborate further, but had he wanted, he could have bolstered his ...

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No, but I Skimmed It

Commonweal (United States) | Jun 25, 2026

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The preference for print undermines the accessibility and convenience that digital media offers, especially for marginalized communities.

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While print books have tangible benefits, the digital age demands a balanced approach that incorporates both mediums for varied learning styles.

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Emphasizing printed books over digital media fosters deeper reflection and critical thinking, essential in our increasingly distracted world.

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Papal endorsement of print may reinforce outdated notions of knowledge, ignoring the innovative potential of digital literacy in modern education.

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The physicality of print books can enhance the reading experience, creating a tangible connection to knowledge that screens cannot replicate.

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