Lex:	Whether it takes minutes or millenia, eventually all text vanishes.
Linda:	(nodding) If you contemplate the 'lifespan' of an average text, it's sobering. Only a few texts survive beyond the lifespan of their creators. Most of what we write is essentially dead within hours or days.
Ron:	Interesting how we imagine texts as animate objects. In fact, there is no life: only pixels on screens or words on paper.
Lis:	(shrugging her shoulders) Besides, aren't we already overloaded with information? We are bombarded with trivia, but when it comes to valuable information how much input do we actually receive?