They have half the books they did 15 years ago. I watched them empty two buildings to make way for STEM labs for illiterate inner city youth. My alma mater emptied most of its books to make way for computer labs. Sure they kept a lot, but it's a fraction of what used to be there. This happened in your city, too.

Because i dividual book prices are not important, it's the price of the lot. They probably are deciding on a words per dollar basis. Rare books get bought sometimes because they do not want duplicates and it works according to their purchasing structure.

It didn't happen. They bought bulk books. Rare books cost money, they needed lots of words on the cheap. That's it.

They were all destroyed 15 years ago and nobody said a peep. All of those books went to the landfill. It happened in every university across the country. Now they're being sold for money and used one last time before they're destroyed. This sound is infinitely better than the recent past.

Wrong forum. You want Reddit.

Yeah this sounds like a case of natural selection at work. Glad the kids made it out.

You describe the administration that I voted for, not the milquetoast political wrangling that we got. Honestly you're making my nipples hard talking like that, keep going!

Millions of people die every day from reading bad words on the Internet. I'm glad that vulgar email didn't kill all of them.

We don't know if the problem was with Raptor 3 or the tanks in Super Heavy.

Yup, I did. My bad.

Compared to America, you really didn't.

Ukraine is a genocide too,

Next they'll be telling us that the Epstein Files are Mass Formation Psychosis

Hey it worked for Hezbollah.

Agreed. Unfortunately their corporate sponsors would not appreciate it.