/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.13411554]

is there any point to reading nonfiction when you can find pretty much any information on the internet from multiple sources

[Anonymous No.13411563]

>you can find pretty much any information on the internet from multiple sources
People don't actually believe this, right?

[Anonymous No.13411574]

>>13411563
prove it wrong

[Anonymous No.13411575]

>>13411554
it's easier to get a solid understanding of scientific subjects through specific textbooks.

[Anonymous No.13411579]

https://vocaroo.com/i/s1qk3rWLBjh9

:3

[Anonymous No.13411589]

>>13411579
you sound jewy, like woody allen to be exact

[Anonymous No.13411595]

yes. yes there is

[Anonymous No.13411600]

>>13411574
You will not find an easier, more condensed explanation of Biology online then you would in something like Campbells Biology or other textbooks. Honestly, it's for convenience, ease of access, readability, consistent quality, and it covers a wide variety of topics within it's subject. That way, you have something to compare your online research to. That applies to most good textbooks. I mean, you could thoroughly study the internet about the topic in question, but I just find having a textbook easier, there's a large portion of material related to the study all in one place.

[Anonymous No.13411682]

>>13411554

research, school study, finding out how something that works works. so never. don't consider things like gibbon, xenophon, nonfiction

[Anonymous No.13411694]

>>13411682
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1FbqvDOVOOd

I'm not the hero you wanted, /lit/, but the hero you deserved. :3

[Anonymous No.13411697]

>>13411554
How else are you going to impress your friends on /lit/?

[Anonymous No.13412373]

>>13411554
Non-fiction books are part of the internet, of course.