"If we can negotiate grand bargains to keep feeding the machines books, surely we can design a rational, lean, humane licence that lets living, breathing readers borrow a digital copy of a work that they can’t buy. The universal library is near, but it’s up to us to ensure that humans, not just AIs, have a card."
Eating tiny little pizza squares somehow makes me feel like a little kid again even though, as far as I know, I never had pizza that way until graduate school. Pizza in tiny squares should be served with those Little Hug Juices
Last year, a librarian showing me around her workplace indicated the media room and said, "This is on its way out." I disagreed: libraries do not have access to most streaming services, and the money spent on digital content we're allowed to license drains our budgets while the content evaporates.