Thread: "Discounting" and Devaluing Books
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Old 01-08-2016, 05:11 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
The one thing I htink is that there is too much crap out there. I wonder how it was 'back then', in, let's say, 1850.

If at this time 90% of all books are crap, was it still like that back then? Did we have 10 good books and 90 crap books a year back then, and now we have 1 million good books and 90 million crap books... so MORE good books, but MUCH harder to find?

Sometimes I feel that the huge amount of books does devalue reading. It doesn't matter what I'm reading, but often I'm thinking I should be reading something else. What? I don't know. Just... 'something else' that is 'very good' and 'very important' and stuff. Hard to explain.
I have never felt like I should be reading something else.
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