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I disagree with most of what she says. I know I spend too much time online, but at the same time I don't have any problems getting lost in books. Just last week
by samirm 8y ago
I disagree with most of what she says. I know I spend too much time online, but at the same time I don't have any problems getting lost in books. Just last week I devoured Name of the Wind (600+ pages) in a matter of days, even though I ultimately didn't particularly like it.
It seems like she has trained herself to read a certain way and then blames the world around her for her own actions. Spending time online doesn't have to affect your reading behaviour, especially if you practice self awareness.
- loriverkutya 8y agoAnd probably you are missing the fact, that way how you read is established when there were no internet around.
- samirm 8y agoI'm not sure if this is supposed to be directed at me or a general comment, but the internet was most certainly there when I started reading. In fact I hated reading when I was in middle school. It was only in my last couple years (of school) that I really started to enjoy it.