00:00I want to talk to you guys for a minute. This is Classically. That's C-L-A-S-S-I
00:06-C-L-Y.com, as you can see it right there.
00:09Classically.com is free. Check out all this stuff. This is some of the authors. You can find them A
00:15to Z, going through the whole list here, okay, of what they have of classic collections.
00:21And the reason I'm telling you this is because of what's happening with them going and finding rare and old
00:26books and destroying them after they scan them into the AI systems.
00:31So, here is a source where you can get these digital copies for free of countless different authors' works, and
00:44just countless from A to Z.
00:47But not only that, you can also go into the menu. You can go look through books and see some
00:52of the different books that they have.
00:54Lots of old titles.
00:59And you can also go to the genres to see what different types of genres that they have and what
01:05they have available.
01:07And it has the different types of ways you can read it. You can go into the search at the
01:12top and type in, in this case, I'm going to search for Carmilla.
01:19And it will come right back up. Joseph, Sheridan, LeFanu, Carmilla.
01:25So, that's just one place that you guys can get a lot of really great information, classically, like that says
01:31right there.
01:34Great source.
01:35Now, I want to tell you guys about the Internet Archive, which is archive.org.
01:40And this is a place where you can find tons of free content, all different types, movies, videos, audio, books,
01:50just about anything you can think of, images.
01:54The Internet Archive has countless rare old things that are hard to find collections of all different types.
02:02And you can go in and search by video what you want to find.
02:05In this case, I looked for Forrest Gump just to show you guys, you know, how it works.
02:12And you can scan through and see the different things that it has related to Forrest Gump in that case,
02:19which is actually a book and a movie, if you didn't already know that.
02:24And you can go through the archive.org and find all different kinds of things to suit whatever it is
02:32you're looking for.
02:33So, this is a great free resource.
02:35It is a wonderful tool.
02:37And, again, your libraries, your estate sales, your book sales, your little free libraries.
02:46Collect those books that matter and get them in your personal libraries because what they're doing right now amounts to
02:54the burning of the Library of Alexandria.
02:57And also, openlibrary.org, as you can see here, is another place where you can do all kinds of cool
03:04things and, you know, borrow books.
03:06And there's also Hoopla.
03:09There's a lot of different places that you can find where you can find free books.
03:14There's ARC websites like booksirens.com, which hosts most of my advanced reader copy books for people who are looking
03:22for free works so that you can get access to reading and also to those old rare books or classical
03:30collections that you might not be able to find so easily with what they are doing to basically do digital
03:36book burning and on top of the banning here.
03:40So, yeah, these are some great sources that I highly recommend.
03:45I use them myself for people that are looking for ways to stay up on media.
03:51But I cannot, you know, encourage you enough to go and get your own physical media for the things that
03:58you love most and for the things that you feel like need to be kept because, as you can see,
04:07they are doing what they can to get rid of knowledge.
04:10And what is knowledge?
04:12Knowledge is power.
04:13Knowledge is power.
04:13Knowledge is power.
