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Books have always been digital, not analog

Books have always been digital, not analog. Even when made of paper & ink, they are sequences of discrete symbols.

James Gleick (August 1, 1954 — ) American author and historian of science
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Books have always been digital, not analog. Even when made of paper & ink, they are sequences of discrete symbols. That is all.

— James Gleick (@JamesGleick) June 7, 2011

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