Yea, and even crazier is that younger trees absorb carbon better than older ones. No one ever mentions that we're planting trees faster than cutting them down. This might be why "wild" fires are so rampant.
Can it be deleted if you own the media on a hard drive or other electronic device?i have an mp3 player and seems like it'd be impossible for the forces that be to delete any of my stuff
I think accessibility is more the issue. In Fahrenheit 451, they went house to house looking for books. So people still have them, but they couldn't be accessed at a library.
There's actually a theory that the enviornmental push for saving paper and going digital is really to eliminate forbidden reading material.
Yea, and even crazier is that younger trees absorb carbon better than older ones. No one ever mentions that we're planting trees faster than cutting them down. This might be why "wild" fires are so rampant.
Isnt that what Zero did with his presidential library? all digital, and no.. you cant have access.
Gosh, I would not doubt that! I didn't think about it from that angle. Go paperless could eventually mean Go Brainless!
Can it be deleted if you own the media on a hard drive or other electronic device?i have an mp3 player and seems like it'd be impossible for the forces that be to delete any of my stuff
I think accessibility is more the issue. In Fahrenheit 451, they went house to house looking for books. So people still have them, but they couldn't be accessed at a library.
Ah gotcha. I have my music all in electronic format but all my books are physical books. Which is good cuz I've got some authors they want to burn lol