HP —which still banks on machines hammering dark fluids onto flat sheets of dead tree paste— has subjected three towns in the US, Singapore, and India to a cruel experiment to prove that print isn’t dead: they took their books, magazines, newspapers (whatever that is), packagings, and ID cards for two days.

So what happened? HP proved it’s point (for now), and the towns went to ruin in less than 48 hours. Additionally, footage was shot for an upcoming documentary titled 7 Days Without Print …….which is prolly going to be a flipbook or something.