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Anything that is non-fiction or requires going over some segments more than once, reading is better than audiobooks. And actually, even in the case of fiction,
by stillworks 8y ago
Anything that is non-fiction or requires going over some segments more than once, reading is better than audiobooks.
And actually, even in the case of fiction, some books have had me re-read over certain parts a few times. For e.g. Three Body Problem has parts which I had to read over, in contrast all the four Hyperion books were relatively easy to follow in audio format.
Where possible, I use audio books as a follow up after I have read the text.
But, most non-fiction books (atleast for me) work better in text format where I can pause, take notes where needed, go over the content again and proceed.