Comment by k33n
7 days ago
Why would that be a reasonable assumption? This is so blown out of proportion. The imagery invoked by the narrative is one of huge corporations destroying the final copies of literary treasures. That's just not happening.
7 days ago
Why would that be a reasonable assumption? This is so blown out of proportion. The imagery invoked by the narrative is one of huge corporations destroying the final copies of literary treasures. That's just not happening.
> That's just not happening.
And that is a reasonable assumption?
I believe that is the rational default assumption, yes. Presumably there is some known list of books that they purchased and ran through these scanning machines. If there are true literary treasures that are genuinely hard to get access to on that list, then I would join the ideological crusade against.
Where is that list so we can be sure? On some internal systems we can't access. So I'd prefer rare books to not be destroyed if there's a risk that it could be the last remaining copy.