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The fact that libraries are not full of people doesn't negate their function. A hard drive doesn't need to be continually read and written to serve its purpose
by userbinator 4mo ago
The fact that libraries are not full of people doesn't negate their function. A hard drive doesn't need to be continually read and written to serve its purpose either.
- utopiah 4mo ago> The fact that libraries are not full of people doesn't negate their function. Is this what I said or even implied?
- userbinator 4mo agobut nobody goes there. Yes. You're implying libraries need to be full of people reading books all the time, when their main purpose is to store them.
- utopiah 4mo agoAh I see, then indeed we disagree about the point of a library. You see it as storage, I see it as a place for object, I see it as a place for people to meet, with the "excuse" o objects or via objects (e.g. books).