申論題內容
⑵E-mail has become efficient to the point of counter-efficiency, threatening to overwhelm
the primary activities---teaching, reading, writing, and thinking---that we once hoped it
might help sustain. The best teaching and writing require some professional space
within which to give the illusion of inefficiency. E-mail’s demand for metronomic
efficiency threatens such expanses of “idle” creativity.(12 分)