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One of the fascinating aspects of reading law is to decipher abundant intriguing cases. They relate to almost everything about human beings, politics, science, arts, business, life, death, love, hate, sorrow, and joy.
What I think of these interesting legal cases is irrelevant and insignificant, at least for now and for a foreseeable period of many years; nevertheless, continuously thinking and analysing is relevant and vital for someone aspiring for a career of law.
We are living in a world of convenience, surrounded by, and endlessly fed with information. It is unimaginable not to welcome and be part of this digital era, but an incessant desire for reading more anecdotes through mobile apps is a side-effect of information convenience.
Reading books is the cure. Instead of simply making arbitrary statements, which form the majority of internet users’ writing styles online, book authors develop, possibly through years of deliberation, systematic arguments. Reading books might be the antidote to brainwashing for our generation.
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