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[OC] Academic textbooks being discarded from abandoned university buildings. More photos in post.
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The amazing profs will include practice question lists for multiple editions, but that's a lot of work.
The good ones stick to one edition of the book for a number of years, so that you can buy used books.
The best profs provide a pdf of questions and don’t expect you to buy a book 😅.
I've never assigned a textbook. It's the wrong way to teach science because no scientists consult textbooks.
Textbooks are about universities in a racket with publishers to sell books in their campus stores. Publishers don't even pay authors on most textbooks.
These days they often don't get a choice in the matter