Which, ironically, creates economics that encourage people to buy printers and then not use them (much). An industry built around selling you things you will t

Which, ironically, creates economics that encourage people to buy printers and then not use them (much). An industry built around selling you things you will then not want to use is an industry with big problems. It works for razor blades because we need to shave regardless -- yes, you could chose to have a beard, but short of that, demand is constant. For printing, that just isn't true. And I print much less than I once did.