"There is no question that reading is a desirable and often enjoyable skill to possess. Tens of millions of Americans continue to enjoy books and magazines as recreational pursuits, and this happy habit will undoubtedly remain part of the landscape for generations to come. But just as every citizen is not forcibly trained to enjoy classical music, neither should they be coerced into believing that reading is necessarily pleasurable. For the majority of students, reading and writing are difficult enterprises with limited payoffs in the modern world."
- How true do you think the specific conclusion about 'limited payoffs' expressed in this paragraph is? Why do you think it is true/not true?