It still doesn’t solve the part where it’s not a book. As a CS major a lot of my books went digital early on. I can say from experience that there’s something about having to press a button to go to turn the page that makes it far less intuitive and harder to research in. Regardless of E ink or laptop or whatever.
I acquired two academical degrees: First in Computer Science, later in Philosophy. It became my firmest standpoint that books are absolutely underrated.
It still doesn’t solve the part where it’s not a book. As a CS major a lot of my books went digital early on. I can say from experience that there’s something about having to press a button to go to turn the page that makes it far less intuitive and harder to research in. Regardless of E ink or laptop or whatever.
I acquired two academical degrees: First in Computer Science, later in Philosophy. It became my firmest standpoint that books are absolutely underrated.
ctrl+f made life much easier for me