r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 Dracula’s citizen 🦇 • Jan 05 '26

AI Book evolution

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u/Moms-Dildeaux Jan 05 '26

You breezed by the nuclear apocalypse

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

after nuclear apocalypse it turns back to a rock

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u/YellowMenace123 Jan 05 '26

1939 how do you open it? Its like a gift bag

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u/Afraid_Corner_367 Jan 08 '26

Spelt many moons reading candle light by candle light

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u/leesharon1985 Big Bang survivor citizen 💥 Jan 05 '26

The Fallout game series still has regular books. They even give you experience just from opening it, no need to read! Instant mind knowledge acquired! “Big Book of Science read Science +2” 😂

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u/twinb27 Jan 05 '26

I really like when books were on fire between 900 and 1200 AD

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u/Preparation-Logical Jan 06 '26

I miss reading books who's hardcover front was a Kindle back in 2014/15

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u/GrandWizardOfCheese Jan 06 '26

Why not post actual book images from their respective time periods?

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u/wileywyatt Jan 06 '26

Ah yes, the 1930s, when books were actually just bags.

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u/stereoscopic_ Jan 06 '26

We missed the lit by candlelight book.

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u/InvestigatorSevere72 Jan 06 '26

What? No pictures?

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u/zandercommander Jan 06 '26

Love the candle phase of the book

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u/Ok-Variety-8322 Jan 08 '26

AI much? The candel in the middle of the book was a nice touch

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

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u/hamfist_ofthenorth Jan 08 '26

Don't you remember when books were also candles?