What is the longest a paper book can physically be, in a single volume?

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1965670]

I assume there's an upper limit, in terms of heaviness, or construction, or resource costs? I think the limit is about 1,500 pages, simply because that's the biggest book I've ever seen.

[Anonymous No.1965674]

Somebody post that picture of a book with as many pages as a person is tall. I don't have it, but it exists. I'm guessing its not readable, but hey.

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1965676]

What book?

[Anonymous No.1965678]

>>1965674

[Anonymous No.1965679]

>>1965678
Yeah, no. Its a picture of a dude standing next to a book.

>>1965676
I dunno what it was. I just remember the picture.

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1965681]

I mean page count, not word count. Atlas Shrugged is extremely long though, yes. It read it (lol) in about 3 weeks.

[Anonymous No.1965682]

Well, here's the Wikipedia book. Kind of what I was talking about.

[Truman Capote !!cO9KVBDtkqQ No.1965688]

>>1965679

are you talking about the codex gigax?

[Anonymous No.1965693]

>>1965688
Nah, it was probably some random picture that I'll never see again. It was like >>1965682 except a whole lot taller.

[Anonymous No.1965714]

And I thought your Kafka threads were awful.

[Dr. Seussicide (SLAF) No.1965722]

>>1965682
That shit just seems inpractical to read.

I like his shoes though.

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1966072]

>>1965714

They were, fag.