Yeah, I use an e-reader (e-ink, not a blue light screen) when I have to -- older SF books that are out of print and I can't find any other way, etc. But if I can find a physical copy, it's simply a better experience.

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> Now I can't wait to get off my screen and deeply dive into something interesting. Print becomes a luxury, a way to focus entirely on the content -- without the possibility of opening a new browser tab and checking something (bitcoin price?! What's on SN?!).

This is why I prefer physical books. On a computer, it takes willpower to stay on task. Even E-readers remind me of computers enough that I can't mentally logout when using them. 

I'm also so starved for physical things, all physical objects feel like art.