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i don't understand people's preoccupation with the spines of books. books are meant to be read, are they not? yet some choose to pry the pages of a book apart just an inch or so, in order to preserve its spine and ensure that no catastrophic creases mutilate them. i appreciate the look and feel and smell of a new book just as the next person, but heavily compromising the actual process of reading, and torturing yourself for hours squinting into the depths of the book just to maintain its mint condition is quite ridiculous. i'm not saying we should go trample on all our books immediately, but honestly, creases on book spines don't kill.