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analog adventures

occasionally think about things – it’s an activity I highly recommend. One of the things I recently thought about was the issue of whether a book (you know, one of those stacks of paper with symbols made of ink impressed upon the sheets) is an analog or a digital device. Because a book is technology, one is naturally inclined to put it in the category of analog technology, which is nearly synonymous with However, since books are, for the most part, written in , there is generally a

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