A bit off-topic. I have been using Readability on every block of text I come over on the internet. I have noticed 3 changes on my reading style over the last 6

A bit off-topic. I have been using Readability on every block of text I come over on the internet. I have noticed 3 changes on my reading style over the last 6 months: 1) I read more often, instead of skimming. 2) I am less likely to click on links within articles, more so now that readability lets you configure it to show links as footnotes. If I am extremely curious I will check out the links after finishing the article. 3) I am so used to the beige background and typography of choice on my custom readability setup that I find it hard to read texts on any other typography or on any other background (esp. white background). This leads me to believe that Nicholas Carr's hypothesis has a lot of merit in it. And even with six months worth of heavy Readability use (and I read a lot) I have essentially rewired my reading habit.