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We can understand from the passage that the words expressing how we use the library and the Internet ----.
Imagine you are a professor doing research in a library.
You have an assistant who brings books that you
request to your desk as you find new sources from
bibliographies. Now imagine that you are doing the
same research, but on the Internet. In both cases,
you’re reading documents, finding links, and then
reading the documents the links point to. The only
difference is that in one case the documents are printed
on paper and in the other, they’re spread across a
screen. Despite the similarities, our experience of these
two situations will be quite different. Consider the
language we’ll use. In the first case, we’ll take a book
from the shelf, find a link, get another book and put the
first one back. At the physical desk, I’m still the centre
of the universe. I cause things to be brought to me and
to be taken away when I have finished with them. Now
consider the language we use to talk about the Web
experience: we go to a site, we browse, we surf, we find
a link and we go to it. When we’re done, we leave the
site. The desk is a place where we sit; the Web is a
space through which we travel.