Libraries are immensely valuable. Soylent Green proved that. And don't tell me the intertubes are a replacement. One strategic EMP and all that electronic info is toast.
Excellent point 3:51! Apple and Micro$oft are doing their be$t to tell u$ that book$ will be ob$olete in a few $hort year$, but we all know that i$ about, don't we?
the reference to Soylent Green is relevant. There was a scene in the movie where Edward G. Robinson's character went to a library, and it was very hush-hush. Books were in short supply due to the scarcity of trees and reading was restricted.
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Libraries are immensely valuable. Soylent Green proved that. And don't tell me the intertubes are a replacement. One strategic EMP and all that electronic info is toast.
Long Live Books! Death to Kindle!
My Other Brother Darryl
Breakin news fer sure!
Excellent point 3:51! Apple and Micro$oft are doing their be$t to tell u$ that book$ will be ob$olete in a few $hort year$, but we all know that i$ about, don't we?
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3:51
I think you mean Fahrenheit 451. That's the story where all the books are burned.
the reference to Soylent Green is relevant. There was a scene in the movie where Edward G. Robinson's character went to a library, and it was very hush-hush. Books were in short supply due to the scarcity of trees and reading was restricted.
oh yeah...
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