Linda Hall Library bets on print over digital
As a product of the digital age, I've been conditioned to believe that anything worth saving is worth saving to an external hard drive.
Paper can be ripped, lost, swept away, spilled on or destroyed in any number of ways. For me, digital has always been the way preserve information for the future.
Luckily, the folks at Linda Hall Library in Kansas City aren't quite so naïve.
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![Handwritten astrological computations, in two different pens or hands, on a slip of paper inserted into the Library copy of Tractatus astrologicus, by Luca Gaurico, 1552 (Linda Hall Library)]](https://assets-us-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/9dd25524-761a-000d-d79f-86a5086d4774/e078e60d-4cde-474e-b4ad-29ee3465860e/Image-1-3364_0057.jpg?w=210&h=210&auto=format&fit=crop)