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holy fucking shit, I swear to god I can not get around e-books. I know they are "free", they are mobile and has several advantages but I just can't do it. finished a ulysses yesterday, read 150 pages over the weekend (ithaca saturday, penelope sunday [what a fucking delicious end by the way]), planed on reading a goddamned 200 pages book in pc using Kindle and like everytime I've tried to tackle an e-book I just procrastinated all day thinking about the book. If the book isn't there for me to hold I just can't get going..and its not even autismo to buy the book and expose it in my shelf, I actually borrow a lot of books...
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>being this conditioned by the book printing jew mafia
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>>9070306
>being this conditioned by the consumer electronics chink mafia
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>>9070447
>being this conditioned by the linear time mafia
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>>9070453
>being
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>>9070472
>believing there is a difference between being and not being
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>>9070447
although books vs ebooks is a meme, this post is legit.
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>>9070480
>believing
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>being in this time continuum limits you to reading books instead of the books reading you
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I separate my e books and physical books on if I'm gonna reference it often. Most fiction I download because most fiction I read once and move on expect for a few. Non fiction like philosophy, books on architecture/music/art and history I keep because I'll read and reread those books for years, especially dense history books like "Europe's tragedy" because I can just open any chapter and dive in
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One advantage books do have over ebooks is the ability to annotate and highlight sections of a physical book. How do you annotate on an e-book?
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>>9071784
You can highlight and add notes on the kindle
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I just bought a Kindle. Is it possible to pirate books?
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>>9072830
yes. download them any format and use calibre to convert them to MOBI.
>>9071723
I'm the opposite. the best experience I had reading on my computer was nonfiction. they were pretty short books though but I feel ya, I see why to keep a non fiction book, I read on my computers basically because a) couldn't find the book, b) it was too expensive, c) and/or shitty translation
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