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Originally Posted by mezzanine
I've got more e-readers than are necessary, myself. It's not hard to start collecting them when you become habituated to using the technology. A rational reason you bought additional unnecessary ereaders could be in the behavioral and dopamine reward you derived from the very first one you purchased so long ago. Often it's the anticipation of purchasing that becomes the reward. Talking about ereaders like we do here has direct influence on your likelihood to purchase future devices.
Ereaders can be very powerful tools once one fully embraces their use. I think some of the personal connection people historically developed with the physical presence of books is replaced in the e-reader. I guess most people stare at their phones quite a bit, but I stare at this e-reader screen all the time.
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I agree with you on all these points.
