Sounds like you're considering reading a task to be completed and not journey to enjoy? There's nothing wrong with that of course, just different modes. It's k

Sounds like you're considering reading a task to be completed and not journey to enjoy? There's nothing wrong with that of course, just different modes. It's kind of akin to the difference between reading fiction and non-fiction. Some people just don't like reading fiction and vice-versa. I like a slow, personable, factual, article like this. I get really bored if I read too many scientific journals, and this helps me actually relate to the data as a person.