/lit/ - Literature

>>3872220
>>3872202

OP here, thanks to you both - I checked an ebook and I smiled at the first line. Looks like this one will be a good read and I'm a pretty picky reader.

I'm pirating software, games, movies, tv-series and music and don't care at all. Even the favorite stuff I really love (i.e. games from small independent studios like Amnesia). All the things about not-supporting developers/filmmakers/musicians/writers are bullshit. Your 20 bucks won't change anything. It only matters when everyone does it, but you CAN'T change behavior of others. They will buy or pirate things no matter you do. So why bother? If you can easily steal and avoid getting caught it's much smarter to pirate than waste money. All that matter is your own utility. If you're moralfag the best course of action is to buy stuff. If you don't care, you should pirate.

But I love books and I love having them on my shelf. And that feeling is impossible to pirate, so I buy them. If I could download physical copy of book or steal it from bookstore without the risk I'd do it.

derp

>>894179
Second this, I'm about half an inch into the 3 inch hardback my dad lent me. It's my poopin book.

obviously, no living language fits your criteria... only synthetic languages would... so esperanto would be the clear choice... ie. no language is ever thought out