I see your point. However, books have a few advantages that allow reading them with less issues: 1) higher resolution (printed letters are better seen by the e

I see your point. However, books have a few advantages that allow reading them with less issues: 1) higher resolution (printed letters are better seen by the eye than the average letter on a screen) 2) narrower lines (easier to spot the next line) 3) at least a bit more spacing between lines Finally, when the topic is not fiction, but stuff that requires a lot of attention to digest, perhaps paragraphs and newlines can improve the reading experience. p.s. you probably meant offense with an "s" (I used to do the same typo, and we're both Italians)