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,he said, ripping the first Gutenberg bible into shreds after copying it.
by dEnigma 5y ago
,he said, ripping the first Gutenberg bible into shreds after copying it.
- Aloha 5y agoa copy of a daily newspaper from Los Angeles in 1937 is not the same as the Gutenberg Bible. Newspapers were meant to be disposable, then and now, its good to store the information, but I'm highly skeptical of the need to hold onto the physical copies after scanning.
- tomrod 5y agoI think it's worthwhile to keep a few foundational books around, especially those that set a language or were otherwise milestones in technology and cultural progress. We should not be hoarders. There is a balance to be struck. I recommend considering folks can be multifaceted and aren't solely bound to one's opposing opinion as they read down a comment chain. Good day.