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Old 03-08-2023, 02:04 PM   #19
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That's where the doublethink comes in. I think donors are careful not to question their assumptions when it comes to offloading what has become a problem for them.
Luckily, such self-deception is strictly limited to people donating old books. Imagine if everyone out there believed something or other that was not true. What a mess we would be in then...

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It's an undeserved win-win for such donors; they get rid of what they don't value and pat themselves on the back for their generosity at the same time. The reality is that it's much closer to a zero-sum; their gain becomes someone else's loss.
Did a book donor hurt you at some point?
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