From time immemorial, all civilizations have been based on the storage and transmission of information. Over time, the means of transmitting information has changed. It all started with spoken language. Sagas and traditions were passed from mouth to mouth, from which the history of peoples was formed. Then messengers rushed along the roads with letters. After many centuries, they turned into postmen, and telephone communications have firmly entered our lives. Today, paper letters are almost obsolete, and telephone communications will soon completely replace the Internet. More and more people prefer to communicate and exchange information not over the phone, but over the Internet, because it is in them that the fastest ways to transmit information are hidden.
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So, the methods of transmitting information succeeded each other until the Internet was opened. As new technologies develop, the World Wide Web will become more accessible until it replaces all other means of communication.