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Old 04-26-2012, 10:05 PM   #107
SteveEisenberg
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Originally Posted by Giggleton View Post
It seems to me that if everyone just read whatever they felt like reading and paid who they can what they could, everything would be fine.
What HansTWN said.

There is no real world amount corresponding to what I could pay. What I can pay without going hungry is a lot different from what I can pay while still subscribing to high-speed internet, or what I can pay while still going on a vacation every year or two, or what I can pay without having to make my kids take out college tuition loans. Since I very much want to do all that, I'm going to say that what I can pay is very little. And so I am going to keep on getting most of my reading material from public libraries, Project Gutenberg, and free newspaper web sites.

Under your proposal, I think that the only books which could be published are those with minimal research costs.
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