All those books seem to end up in goodwill eventually. What better place to gather them all for destruction.
melsaskca
Be careful all hotels and Trivago. We're on to you.
I'm amazed at how their concern for our safety allows them to do all sorts of heinous shit for ~~profit~~ our safety.
Interesting. There are a whole group of people against this type of "economy". I want "cost accounting" to rule the economic landscape. We might be very surprised to learn what things cost versus what they sell for. It should def not be "Whatever the rube will pay".
That's just proof of his guilt. What a moron.
I'll click on your stupid little agreement button to play my mindless game and I still deny all of your inane fine-print that I didn't read anyways. If shit like this is legally binding then it's already game over.
It seems the more this shit happens the less I need tech in my life (pulls notebook out of back pocket and writes this down for posterity).
It's like the study itself became an expert in the obvious.
I bet there are a whole lot of politicians books mixed up in there. That's the new payoff method for the ruling class.
"New website let's drivers check their friends and neighbours cars because they can't mind their own fucking business."
Bring back filing cabinets and stationary. This has all gone too far.
I guess the next step is picking specific people to memorize specific books and pass that knowledge down to an assistant/acolyte who will keep the memories alive. Rinse and repeat. Fahrenheit 451 anybody?