Thanks for the thoughtful reply - I agree with a lot of your sentiments. I'm OK with forgetting content (am old enough to be at peace with that), but I do have

Thanks for the thoughtful reply - I agree with a lot of your sentiments. I'm OK with forgetting content (am old enough to be at peace with that), but I do have my own mostly-maintained-with-consistent-diligence process of highlighting/annotating and reviewing most nonfiction I read. It's how I get my nonfiction kicks and am not ready to accept it's just not worth it or possible (in an efficient manner) with audio. Also, I don't think I can justify indulging in buying audio and digital copies of all books (have only done this twice, to test it out), but I have experimented with bookmarking times and going back to re-listen, transcribe or jot down thoughts. It's extremely time consuming.