Marshall McLuhan was right to point out that "television" would erode the need for people to read and write.
Marshall McLuhan was right to point out that "television" would erode the need for people to read and write.
Maybe it's the best option for some people. Not for me, but I do love an audible book.
In conclusion, I think these other mediums simply lack the iterations that we've put into text over the centuries, leaving text as the clear winner in my book.
It's also great for technique with tools in the kitchen—not learning recipes so much, but learning the right way to process a certain vegetable really fast, or exactly what a proper whipping motion for eggs ought to look like, or how a pro moves the pan on and off the flame while cooking this dish, exactly what it looks like when they deem a certain cooking technique "done", all of that.