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If you're going to speed-run masterpieces why not just watch the movies. But given Lex's flexibility with the truth I suspect his plan wasn't serious anyway.
by threeseed 4y ago
If you're going to speed-run masterpieces why not just watch the movies.
But given Lex's flexibility with the truth I suspect his plan wasn't serious anyway.
- desio 4y agoWhat speed reading? 40 pages, or an hour a half, a day hardly seems speed reading. What pace would you accept?
- chrisandchips 4y agoAgreed. He is presenting the list as "too be finished by X date", which within itself sort of implies trying to do it quickly, or at least that he is taking time into account while reading. But it's not unreasonable that he make it through this list and enjoy everything. Half an hour a day really isn't much. Phenomenal and related mini-doc on the subject of reading time and frequency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIW5jBrrsS0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIW5jBrrsS0 I should also add, page count is very much so dependant on font size.
- desio 4y agoYeah font size, but also just the work itself. If I'm reading epic fantasy I'll fly along. If I'm reading Wuthering Heights I'm crawling. I think it evens out.
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- cloutchaser 4y ago> But given Lex's flexibility with the truth Sigh. Ok, hit me. How is he flexible with the truth? By talking at length with people from all political sides? What an unacceptable form of interviewing!