Select the best narrative for the phrase 'It's All Just Bits'.

Your computer successfully creates the illusion that it contains photographs, letters, songs, and movies. All it really contains is bits, lots of them, patterned in ways you can't see.

Data will all be kept forever, unless there are policies to get rid of it$.$ For the time being at least, the data sticks around. And because databases are intentionally duplicate, backed up for security.

To err is human. When books were laboriously transcribed by hand, in ancient scriptoria and medieval monasteries, errors crept in with every copy. Computers and networks work differently. Every copy is perfect.

The fastest today can perform about a trillion. For at least three decades, the increase in processor speeds was exponential. Computers became twice as fast every couple of years. These increases were one consequence of "Moore's Law".