Sounds like Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451".  Let's all start memorizing books before
it's too late!  Pick your favorite book today!  (Let's memorize music, too, but
please, only if you have a good voice and perfect pitch).  We'll have to re-enact
our movies on video tape, too.  I don't know what can be done about Nintendo
games, especially the violent ones.

Also, don't worry about your "things" not being "pure".  It's not quite the same
as their being "impure".

Tim Rowledge wrote:

> >
> >
> > Nobody "installs" books, video tapes, DVDs, music CDs or Nintendo games, so
> > why should they have to install software?
> >
>
> Hah, just wait until RIAA et al. get their way. Then we'll have license to
> read a book once, with strict rules about not commiting any of it to memory
> (bummer for those with a still functioning eidetic memory), not passing it on
> to friends etc.
>
> And I hope you're not suggeting that 'Tim things' aren't 'Pure' ? You promised
> you wouldn't tell anyone about that stuff...
>
> tim