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destroying (A) physical copy. in order to copy the (1) copy of a book(which most new already exist as pdf). kinda like how people do it when they scan the book. which has been happening for decades now to make knowledge permanent.

far cry from “destroying all books” which these rage bait titles suggest. we arent standing around a pit of fire.

bigger tragedy is how humans seem shittier at communication as AI learns. probably a more accurate title.

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destroying (A) physical copy. in order to copy the (1) copy of a book(which most new already exist as pdf). kinda like how people do it when they scan the book. which has been happening for decades now.

far cry from “destroying all books” which these rage bait titles suggest. we arent standing around a pit of fire.

bigger tragedy is how humans seem shittier at communication as AI learns. probably a more accurate title.

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destroying (A) physical copy. in order to copy the (1) copy of a book(which most already exist as pdf). kinda like how people do it when they scan the book. which has been happening for decades now.

far cry from “destroying all books” which these rage bait titles suggest. we arent standing around a pit of fire.

bigger tragedy is how humans seem shittier at communication as AI learns. probably a more accurate title.

Edited

destroying (A) physical copy. in order to copy the (1) copy of a book(which most already exist as pdf). kinda like how people do it when they scan the book.

far cry from “destroying all books” which these rage bait titles.

bigger tragedy is how humans seem shittier at communication as AI learns. probably a more accurate title.

Edited

destroying (A) physical copy. in order to copy the (1) copy of a book(which most already exist as pdf). kinda like how people do it when they scan the book.

far cry from “destroying all books”

bigger tragedy is how humans seem shittier at communication as AI learns. probably a more accurate title.

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destroying (A) physical copy. in order to copy the (1) copy. kinda like how people do it when they scan the book.

far cry from “destroying all books”

bigger tragedy is how humans seem shittier at communication as AI learns. probably a more accurate title.