Thread: Seth Godin: An end of books, and a new golden age
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Old 08-20-2013, 07:00 AM   #33
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Originally Posted by supermighty View Post
Paper books were a means to and end. They were never intended to be the object of attention themselves. When people tell me the prefer paper books I wonder if they even care about what they are reading.
Huh? I prefer paper books. And I care a lot about what I'm reading. Why are those related ideas? Paper books have some distinct advantages. They also have their disadvantages. Ditto for eBooks. I read both. There are times where I can read much easier with an eBook, and then I do. There are times where I want to dig into a text, and then a paper book is the way to go for me.

I don't see enjoying a format to mean one does not care about the content.
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