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To play devil's advocate, should the format matter? It seems like the content is the most important thing.

People say, "don't just a book by its cover." Shouldn't that apply to a book's format as well?



My reaction to your question might be telling:

  1. I dimly remember that The Shallows had something thoughtful to say about the topic;
  2. I pull out my kindle and search the full text of 443 books for "carr kindle";
  3. I wait 3 seconds;
  4. I re-read Carr's take and mull it over.
Perhaps not fundamentally different from looking it up in the index, but it certainly feels so.




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