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The library may not be valuable for you, but it is valuable for many. I see poor children using the computers. Even if a few learn programing and start their ow
by FiveSquared 8y ago
The library may not be valuable for you, but it is valuable for many. I see poor children using the computers. Even if a few learn programing and start their own companies instead of selling crack, then the library would pay for themselves. As fort the viewpoint, pressure your library to add more conservative stuff. As for security and junkies, why aren't you doing anything? Go volunteer yourself. Many junkies are actually desperate themselves. I actually read a lot of conservative stuff myself to ground myself. Why don't you?
- jimmaswell 8y agoIt seems to me like the real value in a library these days is in the computers. Somewhere you can go to use one if you don't own one, or if you need to print or fax something. I'd be fine with all the books being digitized and libraries being more like just community cybercafes with no cost overhead for the skills of a librarian or keeping around books.
- RandomInteger4 8y agoThat's a horrible idea. Books are still extremely valuable for providing information in a distraction free medium. Books should not be underrated.
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