I find myself listening to recipe videos at max speed while Aristotle is practically at half speed. Some things are so information dense that you need to go ove

I find myself listening to recipe videos at max speed while Aristotle is practically at half speed. Some things are so information dense that you need to go over parts a few times. If you're listening to something at 3x speed, maybe it's a hint to be reading harder books? An exception might be something like a history book. The 48 Laws of Power doesn't make sense if you just read the summary, but the stories themselves are very easy to read. A lot of good books are very information dense though, where you have to stop after a few sentences and search for the meaning (internally or externally). Even for a good novel... sometimes you have to set it aside and lie down and stare at the ceiling for a moment.