[ SECRET POST #4747 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4747 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

Well, it is possible to read both fast and well. I can't do it with most textbooks and a lot of nonfiction. But when I'm really absorbed in a book then I can. I'm just naturally a fast reader. I don't think it makes me any better than anyone else, I just appreciate that it allows me to read more (and also get some work done faster than others might b/c I can read a case faster).

[(Anonymous)]

Elizabeth Bennet begs to differ! (But honestly, I think she was just trolling at that point.)

[philstar22]

Okay, so, you know that thing where it was a paragraph of gibberish but the beginning and end of the "words" were supposed to be recognizable for real words and most people found the paragraph readable anyway because people generally only read the beginning and ending of words?

I couldn't read it. Turns out that I do read the whole thing even though I read fast. Speed reading was always weird to me. How do you process what you read that way?

[(Anonymous)]

DA - This is so interesting to me, because I'm also someone who can't help but read every word. But I don't read every letter, so I can read those gibberish paragraphs just fine. But I'm also a very slow reader.

Like...anywhere from 20 pages an hour (Gravity's Rainbow) to maybe 50 pages an hour (Twilight paperback) type of slow.