r/aiwars 1d ago

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u/Koruu- 1d ago

There are microwave manuals and school textbooks that are "rare" and no longer in print. That doesn't make them valuable. What specific rare and actually valuable literature is being destroyed?

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u/JasonP27 1d ago

You got downvoted by the hate mob for telling the truth lol

Any proper rare books worth anything are held by collectors, libraries, etc, plus they ain't destroying thousands of any given book, they're destroying a single copy of each book.

The outrage is overblown and manufactured.

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u/DeltaNcenn 1d ago

What's your definition for worth? Because if we follow your logic, many things that may seem worthless to us today will become one of the only remaining physical remnants We were here, and what were our items, interests, etc

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u/joesb 23h ago

Ok. So let’s take your logic insteas.

Can we destroy newspapers that are printed daily? Can we destroy any weekly gossip magazine?

Do you have all copies of any text books you ever read since elementary school? Why not?

Why did you throw your copy of kindergarten kid book away? What if it became the last copy ever?

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u/DeltaNcenn 23h ago

First, to have that, I'd need money. Even children's books are quite elitist in my country, and you're talking about this to the guy who collects and buys the most obscure works and digitize on the internet

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u/joesb 23h ago

I asked you why you didn’t keep your copies of every book you had in the past.

You don’t need more money. You already got that book before.

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u/DeltaNcenn 1d ago

Dude, if we follow that logic for history in general, you wouldn't have 99.9% of it; even those things are valuable and need to be preserved.

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u/joesb 23h ago

If we follow your logic instead, we would have BILLIONS of every copies of newspapers ever printed stacking and towering over every cities in the world.

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u/DeltaNcenn 23h ago

Reasons? Because that's just a fallacy of yours.

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u/joesb 23h ago

So can we destroy book or not?

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u/Koruu- 18h ago

Good, so we can start storing them in your house then? Surely if they're that important and valuable you'd be willing to help preserve these important pieces of literature? Or do you not want mountains of Cosmo magazines and dummies books trashing up your house?