The Invention of Scarcity
The Invention of Scarcity
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Contact the author and ask them if you can pay them directly for a copy of it in PDF or something.
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The only reasonable way I could see this happening is if the publisher had a limited time license to sell the ebook, and the contract has expired, but they still have some unsold print copies in a warehouse.
No, I don’t know why I’m trying to justify this.
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That's still a very good example of artificial scarcity.
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I don't think you're trying to justify it, I think there's a reasonable explanation because any sane human being knows that no publisher, or anybody really, wants to deal with paper copies. And I think we're just searching for that reasonable explanation.
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The bit-copying machine's cartridge is out of bits. Sorry.
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Can't we just, you know, commandeer someone else's bits?
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You might get away with some 0's but don't even think about kidnapping anyone.
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Huh, I was going to try to be funny by screenshotting the myanonamouse.net page but it's not even on there. Maybe they just don't sell it as an ebook.
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Sonzabitches
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Anna's Archive has a copy of the ebook for a very reasonable price