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I think I’d rather have as much of this information as possible in a laminated, ring-bound book with the holes in the pages reinforced. Also the content could b
by nkrisc 2y ago
I think I’d rather have as much of this information as possible in a laminated, ring-bound book with the holes in the pages reinforced. Also the content could be tightly edited and laid out to maximize the amount of information in the book.
Of course that would actually be a lot of work to both write and manufacture, so better to just get something that will be useless the first time it gets wet or power runs out.
- garbagewoman 2y agoGetting something useless on purpose sounds like an odd thing to do
- rlupi 2y agoDo you mean an encyclopedia? I bet there are tons of physical encyclopedias on sale on Ebay.
- xattt 2y agoDoesn’t have to be an encyclopedia. It would be a reference guide or an enchiridion.
- Cthulhu_ 2y agoThe critics seem to forget how much space a traditional encyclopedia takes up. A device like this is ideal for data sharing during a crisis or in closed regimes, assuming electricity and digital devices are available.