Comments by "51WCDodge" (@51WCDodge) on "Paper: A History" video.

  1. Battries don't go flat. Programming dosen't change. Compatability isn't a problem. And! very releveant , it is a Physical record. Not just a collection of electrons that can be altered with no trace.
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  2. Plus- Ever seen a second hand E Reader shop? What would be the fun if you couldn't pop into the odd charity shop and just browse the books?
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  3. You can't hide behind an e reader. Difficult to flick bettween pages, the battries go flat, if you fall asleep and drop them they breack. Printed books every time. And!!!! Have you ever seen a second hand E reader shop!
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  4. Ever seen a second hand E Reader shop?
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  5.  @erichusayn  Thank you.
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  6. You need the 1,000 page paper manual so that when the computer goes wrong you can find the information to fix it!
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  7. A lot of UK law demands Physical Records. Handwritten Paper records, difficult to alter without leaving a trace. As for such things a E readers, - You can't hide behinnd a E-reader. and the batteries don't go flat or compatability problems with a printed book. Historical note: Anthrax was such a problem amonst those sorting rags for paper, it became known as Rag Picker's disease
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  8. No known cure for the problem
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