Read the passage below carefully:
"The municipal council’s recent initiative to replace traditional paper archives with monolithic digital repositories is heralded by proponents as a triumph of democratic access. Yet, one cannot help but admire the tragic optimism of bureaucrats who believe that magnetic media, prone to silent bit rot and technological obsolescence every decade, will outlast vellum that has endured five centuries of damp cellars. We are promised an immaculate digital eternity, provided, of course, that future generations remember how to code the proprietary decoders, maintain the cooling stacks, and pay the subscription fees to the cloud consortiums."
Which of the following best describes the writer's primary attitude toward the digital archival initiative?
- Sardonically skeptical of its long-term reliabilityCevap
- BEnthusiastic about its potential to democratize historical records
- CDespondent and sorrowful over the loss of historical paper documents
- DConvinced that digital systems will suffer complete system failure within five years