@FlockOfCats Yes, 1989 was the year when I realized that maybe it was old. I still used it for non-historical things.
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@FlockOfCats I did.
My parents bought one in the late 60s. It's crazy how even in the early 90s I sometimes still used it as a source for this or that.
Maybe that's why the world was going slower back then. Because we all had decades old encyclopedias?