Reading brobots, who does it?I've got alot of good books on my shelf, mainly self improvement ones. My problem is when I read a book I dont take any of it in. It's like I'll read a paragraph but I'm only reading each word instead of the sentences as a whole.Reallying annoying when I fininsh a chapter and cant even remember what it was about.
deciphering and understanding are two different thingsthere is a point at which deciphering and understanding take the same time. That's youth. Then at a certain point, deciphering gets faster than understanding... and that's when reading becomes a real exercise.
>>253371I read a lot. Just finished, and enjoyed "The Magicians", and after that I think I'm going to read some Bradbury, then work "The Prince" accompanied by an online study guide. Also if you have trouble remember stuff try taking notes while reading. They don't have to be in depth, or even readable, just something to help jog your own memory.
I only read non-fiction, and I can't stand people who read fiction. I hate the fucking thought of "fiction"
I'm reading 415 fahrenhiet its a jolly good read, some of bradbury's nocer work
It's because you've spent most of your life sitting on your ass flipping through wikipedia articles and blogs so your brain never developed the discipline to follow a sustained train of thought for 300 pages.
>>253499Or in my case, 300 words
>>253499>>253499>sitting on your assas opposed to standing or exercising while reading?
Whenever I read a book I can never remember the words that I read because I feel like I played the book as a movie and I can see everything. I know I read the book but it doesn't feel like it.
