ebook vs. physical book

Yes, and suicide is one of the only two possible redeeming actions.

The other being to stop making dumb threads. Your choice.

>>9356789
What is a good thread to you?

>>9356795
The good kind

My problem with ebooks is that I tend to read multiple books at a time, and with ebooks I'll often put off continuing a book for weeks or even months and then by the time I get back to it I have no idea what's happening.

I don't get this with physical books for whatever reason, so I usually go with physical books whenever I can for this reason.

You just can't beat the feeling of holding a book.

I feel like the experience is detracted if I am holding an ebook reader.

I'm glad they exist, I am just not interested in having one.

>>9356862
Holding a book gives you a meta-perspective on when and sometimes how a writer plans to wrap a story up because you always know how many pages you have left. A good example of this is if you read Ender's Game and see that there are only 50 pages left in the book you know the twist before it happens. I like how my kindle saves me from that kind of thing.

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