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Are there any people who like reading old books?

2017-04-02View Original

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\"Practical Guide to Common Measurement Instruments for Temperature, Pressure, Flow Rate, and Liquid Level\" – this book is quite old.
Reply #22017-04-02
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2017-4-3 06:37. Such books are too old; some of the information they contain is outdated, and some of it should be discarded. . . Not many people must like this type of mouse, right? . . . Liking the bride in \"The Flower Girl\" is what’s human, right?
Reply #32017-04-02
Hehe, such books become more outdated as time goes by; reading them is pure waste of time: lol
Reply #42017-04-03
Apart from school textbooks, I never read old books; aside from the basic principles, old books are no longer up to date
Reply #52017-04-03
By reviewing the old, one can gain new insights; knowledge, no matter how old, is always beneficial when studied!
Reply #62017-05-16
Thank the original poster for sharing; I’ll download it to study*

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