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Where do you get paper in a post apocalyptic hellscape?
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>>223943267
everywhere, it's just lying around. keep in mind they were preparing for the end of the world and making as many things as possible last 'forever' hence why you still have yumyum eggs and water in cans lying around too.

even
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Someone makes it. Paper is easy as shit to make.
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>>223944075
then why did Europeans use parchment until the late 19th century?
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>>223944188
It lasts longer.
Also paper has been made in Europe since thr 11th century.
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>>223944188
the ancient egyptians made papyrus in 3000 BC and its literally where the word paper fucking comes from. try watching some educational videos or maybe read a book, theyre made of paper!
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>>223944188
people use parchment and vellum today for art projects does that mean there's no available alternative?



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