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Originally Posted by HarryT
I find that an extremely strange concept, I must say. You could equally say that a paper book is just ink marks on paper until you "actually read it". What makes a paper book have more "inherent value" than a data file? A book is simply an information storage device.
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New way of seeing indeed!
Thinking further, paper books do retain a certain
value troughout their physical existence, proof of which is in the resale market.