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FREE! I always go to a bookstore two times a week, at least. If in good chance that I still have money and that money's enough for the book I want, then I buy it. But sometimes when I see a particular book or a magazine that really fascinates me, the price never fails to amaze me too! And then, there will be this thought hunting me over and over again-however trite this might be-there's just this correlation between financial status and intellectual state (well, in technical terms and current social standards). People who can afford to buy books and other stuff get the chance of becoming better intellectually (and so much more, really), considering that they use their money wisely; while those who are financially-challenged are compelled to accept and be satisfied of what they have. But this concept of satisfaction just puts these people to a passive state of zero improvement. P.S. I am aware that the internet offers a whole wide range of information, with which some are free and some are not. For this, I am thankful.

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I am glad that people still examine books and desire books. I am also glad that people are able to glean useful information from that which is free on the internet.

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