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Pressing ink into paper so an idea can outlive the hand that wrote it.
means To reproduce text or images onto a surface, usually paper, by mechanical or digital means.
from From Old French preinte, a press or impression, born of Latin premere, to press down hard.
Gutenberg's giftMovable type made books cheap, literacy contagious.
Hidden meaningFingerprints, footprints: marks left by pressure too.
Programmer staplePrint statements debug what logic refuses to confess.