How important are physical books for you? E-readers obviously have advantages but I just miss the smell of normal books.
I can't write on an ereader page and that alone makes me prefer physical books.
Also do you think the act of physically turning the page can help concentration?
>>9752246
I don't like scrolling through a neverending wall of text. I need to turn pages and see how thick is the clump of pages I read through that day.
Also, shelves of books are aesthetic.
>>9752273
You can take notes
I've never cared about the "experience" of reading physical books but if you prefer reading them just do it, unless you want to save money or take advantage of things like implemented wikipedia or dictionary
If it wasn't for physical books, I would have never started my semen collection
i have too many paper books, have switched to digital.
>>9752297
It motivates me to keep reading. It also makes you look smart when people come around, especially girls.
>>9752246
I just find it harder for some reason to read ebooks
I wish I could read them just as easily as I do physical books because I really don't have a problem with them otherwise and they are definitely more versatile
>>9752297
For me occasionally running my finger under the sentences I'm reading helps focus my mind, and I can't do that with touch screen e-readers
>>9752246
I prefer physical books
However, the best ereader I have ever tried was a first generation kindle that I bought for 40 bucks
It's honestly the next best thing
I've never used an ereader and I don't wanna
>>9752246
I only fuck with physical books. Gf got me a kindle 4 years ago read one thing on it never touched it again. Threw it out like a month ago. I dont even read articles online. Just check email and see what you turds are up to. Fuck screens they rot your mind
motivation tbqh.
i've downloaded hundreds of books online and i dont think ive read one of them. for whatever reason having physical books motivates me to read them more