How relevant are books in 2023?!📚

Everybody wants to write a book. Kids aren't obeying parents anymore. The world's going to hell in a handbasket. What on earth do we do? And that was written in like 300 BC or something ridiculous like that. But we did see more recently in 2003, I think when the Kindle was first starting to become popularized, people wondered, will it take over the physical book? And again, when the iPad came out in 2010, I think, you know, it was like, oh my gosh, will that take over the book? And they sure had some spikes, you know, and there have been a couple of genres, you know, that really have been taken over by the ebook. But books in general will still always be relevant. it needed, but the physical book has been really interesting to watch. So at one point after 2010, fiction reading was probably 50% on ebook and 50% in print. Nonfiction was like 25% ebook and 75% print. Today it's gone back down. So right now you're looking at 11 to 13% in ebook on nonfiction and maybe 20 to 25% in fiction. Obviously there's anomalies, there's some that do better. It just, it just depends. Like the romance novels have pretty much