I know this is gonna piss off nerds but paperbacks are superior to hardbacks
Moodboard
Are you guys okay? Like in the head?
I guess if you want to treat books like marginalized peoples you can but ..
HELLO????
not to add onto a post from 2021 but do you guys remember when I made this post recapping a lecture by Dr. Emily Knox about how books get fetishized as something far more important than the mass-produced consumer goods they are and people acted like that was totally unreasonable. this is that taken to, like, the most unhinged possible extreme.
People hear about "book burning" and learn that it's evil and act like that means that like, the books themselves are sacred objects
This is a tangent but I feel like in the era of digital information and digital censorship, a visceral reaction to the imagery of a burning book distances yourself from the actual crime: suppression of information and art.
Does a server getting taken down invoke the same guy reaction in you as a burning book? If not, ask yourself why.

















