Yes, I buy physical books. It's for purely practical reasons: the interface is better. With physical books, you can flip back and forth more easily and insert m

Yes, I buy physical books. It's for purely practical reasons: the interface is better. With physical books, you can flip back and forth more easily and insert more useful notes. Even things like footnotes and endnotes still work better in physical books. While I have technical ebooks, they tend to be the kind that don't require much cross referencing, i.e., the kind that can be read cover to cover like a novel.