> Most books really are not worth the paper they are printed on.
Yeah, but like I said in the comment you are replying to, somewhere around 1-5% of books are worth the paper they are printed on and far more, and those are exactly the books the labs are trying to scan and destroy, they are not buying pallets of books and scanning them in order to scan the june 1995 tv guide for the 800th time, they want unique, interesting, and high quality text, because that's what feeds pretraining.
Yeah, but like I said in the comment you are replying to, somewhere around 1-5% of books are worth the paper they are printed on and far more, and those are exactly the books the labs are trying to scan and destroy, they are not buying pallets of books and scanning them in order to scan the june 1995 tv guide for the 800th time, they want unique, interesting, and high quality text, because that's what feeds pretraining.