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Old 03-31-2017, 08:22 PM   #112
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Originally Posted by QuantumIguana View Post
Perhaps others really enjoy the feel and smell of paper books, but for me, a book is a book.
That kind of sums up my feelings about computers in general.

I'm a lifelong naturalist who appreciates the outdoors, simplicity, etc. So I never could imagine how I could ever like computers, let alone keep my head buried in a monitor all day long.

In fact, my laptop is nothing more than a tool that helps me learn and organize information. It's far more useful than print.

However, I still find print more aesthetic. There was an abandoned one-room school building on my uncle's farm in South Dakota. I went inside one day and found some ancient text books published before World War II. They were books my mother read.

I don't think ebooks will have the same mystique a hundred years from now.
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