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erikano on June 8, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: Take notes by hand, not on a laptop

No. Borrowing a book means that you have it instead of the person that bought it. If you copy it, both can have the book at the same time.

Houshalter on June 9, 2014 [–]

I am not saying that they are the same thing. Just that the same argument applies.

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