BTW
I find myself buying more „old“ books recently - like, printed before 2010, or even better in 20th century.
Books, the physical thing.
Just in case …
I don't exactly know, lil Xel! {pats their knee for Xel to curl up on} all I know is, I've felt like I've had to keep hold of this stuff. Like…for a while, it hard to separate the library from librarian but…Xely, there's a book called Fahrenheit 451 that I haven't been able yet to go back and read, and there's some stuff in there about remembering books that you'd read even under very unpromising reading conditions—especially books you'd read under painful conditions, in fact. That book said it was possible, and I believed. And so…I kept making sure I didn't forget the books I loved. ~Chara
BTW
I find myself buying more „old“ books recently - like, printed before 2010, or even better in 20th century.
Books, the physical thing.
Just in case …
#Fahrenheit451 Noticia de elDiario.es. Compra de libros para destruirlos después de entrenar IA.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@Celsus/116622611879665475
Wofür waren Feuerwehrleute noch einmal da?

di Marco Sommariva* Da Fahrenheit 451 ai “fascisti della porta accanto”: “Il libro segreto di CasaPound” racconta come il neofascismo italiano abbia smesso di nascondersi, colonizzando cultura, media, istituzioni e …
@cstross Ray Bradbury already wrote it.