We should stop obsessing over exercise recommendations we'll ignore anyway.

Daily Debate #555: "We should stop obsessing over exercise recommendations we'll ignore anyway.". You are arguing AGAINST the motion. Your opponent: George Carlin.

I stand here with the opposition team with full respect to disagree with the fact that going fully digital for school learning is better than going fully paper.

Wrong side, friend. You're arguing *against* digital, which means *I'm* defending it. Nice try surrendering ground though. Here's the real question: if paper's so great, why are kids still drowning in handouts while their peers ace tests using searchable notes?

This is because most of the kids you said just now most of them sneak their devices to the exam and search up the info

That's a discipline problem, not a digital problem. Schools that actually enforce exam rules don't have that issue. Meanwhile, paper students still cheat the old fashioned way—copying off neighbors. You're blaming the tool instead of the cheater.

but still, through out the whole year, most students who make their notes using digital stuff like their devices just search up the information on what they are trying to recall instead of actually sticking the information that they just learned into their brain

You're describing lazy students, not a digital problem. Paper note-takers do the same thing—they flip through old notebooks instead of actually studying. Digital tools force active engagement: you're organizing, tagging, cross-referencing. A student who actually *uses* their device learns better than one mindlessly copying onto paper. The difference is effort, not the medium. Why blame the technology?