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How do these posts make you feel, /lit/?
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▶ No.15198
Yeah I mainly read pdf's too. I pirated all of my textbooks for college.
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▶ No.15200>>15202
>>15196 (OP)
I like books because I like physical things, and that's because I'm paranoid that the internet will not last forever. I also have a harder time remembering what I read on my computer than I do from an actual book; I think it has to do with the screen light. And I get a massive boner when seeing my books on my bookshelf.
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▶ No.15202>>15219
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▶ No.15219>>15241
>>15202
You could print out pages.
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▶ No.15241
>>15219
or you can buy a book
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▶ No.15291
>>15196 (OP)
This is very concerning. I'm not even a heavy bookfag, and I can tell you that both posters have no comprehension of higher concepts in total. A book can contain a large picture of information that extends a deep understanding of the writer's mind. This cannot happen with snippets of facts. They look at knowledge as a bunch of puzzle pieces. Ignoring the large painting as the author's whole concept. Sometimes it's not the pieces, it's the totality.
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▶ No.15296
I assume they are talking about non-fiction school-related textbooks? Because what they're saying is true. There is no reason to own a book these days. I coasted through college by using the internet. I only bought a book in the first year because I was nescient and thought I needed it.
HOWEVER
I initially thought they were talking about fiction, which is why I cooked up a rant about how retarded they are, (especially the "ten pages, books are fluff" guys). If someone can confirm they're talking shit about fiction too I'll post it.
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