You are basicly doubling down on the same fallacies the previous post was pointing to. > I doubt this is true for everyday reading For some of us books are no

You are basicly doubling down on the same fallacies the previous post was pointing to. > I doubt this is true for everyday reading For some of us books are not everyday reading... > Because if that were true you would just open up old books and sniff them and rub them in your hands from time to time. And yet I have never once seen anyone do this. Lets face it, we read books for the words not for the feel for the books Following the same line of thinking, since I never saw anyone eating raw salt I should conclude that people don't really like salt ? You are trying to reduce reading a book to sum of arbitrary components...