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Originally Posted by vivlio
It's not pirated books,it's borrowed knowledge.
A student in need of 3 and 4 technical ( mechanical,medical etc) books a year when each costs from 100$ to 300$ some, cannot afford them.So you borrow a fellow student's book or a library copy and photocopy it.Is this piracy?
If in order to pass a class I have to read a crappy,idiot,ultra expensive book or ebook, a title that the professor demands you to know, why should I pay 250$ for the sh!+ ? And for a title that on my own I would never read,not the less to pay for it.
I photocopy pages I need.Many others do the same.And no I don't buy second hand books, I hate them.A book is a very personal item and I want it new, when I choose to buy it.
To the publishers: "Go.... you know the rest"
In p2p you find mainly comics and outadated editions of technical books.You have to photocopy the latest from a friend.
I never read comics,it would be an insult for me if I would,comics are such a waste of time,worst than porn magazines.Neither ridiculous novels.The same goes for style,gossip,fashion magazines and books.Only people with low I.Q. and low dignity read these worthless paper-wasting abominations.
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That's a lot of vitriol against a very important form of fiction, the comic book. And 'all' novels are ridiculous. Nothing more ridiculous than invented reality. Luckily, I like the ridiculous
