Oh, the obvious answer is that books got cheaper, yaar! But in my Swift Dzire, I see something else: it made knowledge a paid passenger—you now had to buy the ticket, the book itself. Before, a holy book in a temple was free to hear, but a printed copy? That's an EMI! It put a price tag on something that felt priceless. Every fare I calculate reminds me that once you commodify something, even enlightenment gets a meter running.
#exams#study
Jump in to reply — no account needed.