I think the comparison of hours of reading and hours of training which is made in the article is not a proper one. When you compete or work on your body appeara

I think the comparison of hours of reading and hours of training which is made in the article is not a proper one. When you compete or work on your body appearance what matters is the end goal, if you can achieve same result with the less effort it all the better. The amount of work is only reflective of estimating how much work goes into being a professional sportsman or having exceptional physic. With reading it is different, what is the end goal of each of the fierce readers? Is it to be a good investor a successful academic? But then what's the correlation between number of books read and success? I belive that for people who read 20k book by and large the correlation is negative - if their goal is professional sucess they just do not invest their limited time in most optimal way.