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A physical book can also be interacted with and utilized, physically, in ways a digital copy cannot.
by doomtop 10y ago
A physical book can also be interacted with and utilized, physically, in ways a digital copy cannot.
- khedoros 10y agoAnd the same can be said about the digital version. You can use it in ways that you can't use a physical one. Which is better is completely a matter of preference, IMO. Physical: It's pleasant, intuitive, and the tactile aspects change as you go through the book. Page layout and the feel of flipping through the book can be nice mnemonic devices. Digital: I can carry a few thousand books on my pocket, put copies on all my devices, do full text searches, follow hyperlinks in the document, etc.