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Old 01-15-2013, 06:44 AM   #63
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No, I don't miss the point at all.

Take a longer view, languages become obsolete.
Books crumble to dust.

I have music that has gone through multiple format shifts and still exists. And yes I can still listen to it any time I please on any device.

It is not something lost, it is something different.
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