[ SECRET POST #3833 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3833 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I would also argue that verbal language is a better communicator than written language. But it is true that reading will increase your vocabulary so long as you're reading good books by writers who know how words work (some don't).

Reading is a tool. If you're someone who wants to learn by reading, but doesn't want to read all the time, then be selective about what you're reading. Read stories from author's who's experiences aren't like yours. Read stories from different cultures. Read works from different time periods and, if you're confused about the content, then look for the answers to those questions. Read non fiction, too. That is really the only way reading will make you smarter and enhance your world view.