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>> | No. 6679
6679
How can I read faster? |
>> | No. 6681
6681
Practise, practise focusing, or learn to speed (re: skim) read. |
>> | No. 6682
6682
Don't subvocalise. You can read faster, and fully comprehend what you're reading, but it takes a lot of the fun out of it and it might make what you've read more forgettable and make less of an impression upon you. |
>> | No. 6683
6683
Don't watch TV.jpg Don't read fast for the sake of finishing books. Not taking the time to read classics properly is worse than not reading them. I've learned this the hard way and have basically become a massive bellend. |
>> | No. 6684
6684
I read in clumps of 3-5 words at a time. I thought I did it naturally but I read Tony Buzan's "Use Your Head" when I was a kid so maybe I picked it up then. You are purely reading for meaning so it destroys your appreciation of poetry and the rhythms of language until you hear it read aloud. It's also incredibly hard to read with a TV in earshot enough to make out the words as I can't tune it out. I never understood "You are now reading this in my voice" memes either as I don't read in anyone's voice. |
>> | No. 6685
6685
Skim the bits with little useful information, read the useful bits more slowly and take copious, well-organised notes. Learn about concepts like the forgetting curve, spaced repetition and chunking. |
>> | No. 6687
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1. When I start a book, I read the first chapter, and if I'm not hooked by the end of it I skip the whole book. |
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>>6683 |
>> | No. 6696
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>>6679 |
>> | No. 6697
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