The right balance is probably a mix of digital and analogue, so yes leveraging printed information where it’s more cost effective or practical is a good call.

The right balance is probably a mix of digital and analogue, so yes leveraging printed information where it’s more cost effective or practical is a good call. Now, I think there really are better interfaces than paper in most of our everyday use cases, and it’s more on what people are used to or what they’re comfortable with (the Chinese student example in the article is basically that). It’s totally valid, and everyone has preferences, it should just be explicited that it’s really about individual taste.