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I was on the internet the other day when I found this video on how to open a book without breaking the binding:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x42cSAxVego

Despite the video being rather weird (around the halfway point) and kinda cringe-inducing (Dan Brown = Literature?), I think the method is valid.
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>crossposting from reddit
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My dad is pretty autistic about books and has made me do this since I was like 12. Not sure if it really helps, the binding eases up as you go through the book anyway.
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I don't remember the last time I read a printed version of a novel, but I still know to do this.
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