The external spaces and the information in our minds resonate with each other; every movement of ours is like the informational space that emerges after a fingertip lightly presses a key.

I once had the feeling that wandering in a library, moving between cities, is very much like sitting in front of a computer to look things up.

When we say that certain digital platforms or materials have already “died,” we should ask ourselves: have we lost, or do we still retain, a certain ability—the ability to go to a library, start from the most basic catalog search, and ask a librarian?

But I do have other options—even by using that infamous Russian website, I was able to easily access resources that are hard to find in ordinary public libraries.