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Destroying Books Is a Cultural Crime. Project Panama Destroyed Millions of Books with No Legal Consequence
Anthropic bought millions of books, cut them apart and pulped them after scanning. No court called it a crime. Destroying books is a cultural crime and no ruling changes that.
Dr Marina Nani · 9 August 2026
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Authors May Have to Keep Records of How They Write Their Own Books
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Bloomsbury Anthropic's $1.5 billion Copyright Settlement with Authors over 14,087 Titles
Books We Love
The titles worth your shelf — across fiction, ideas, and the lives behind them.
Fiction
Where the Water Falls
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Philosophy
When The Machines Learn: Ancient Wisdom for a Happy Life in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Fr. Morson Livingston
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Religion
Who God Is, How God Sees Us: 50 Days / 50 Miles: Knowing God and Knowing Who You Are
Chad Gott
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Psychology
Single at Heart
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Biblical Guidance for Correcting Interactive Behavior in Male and Female Relationships
Mario Peters
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