> In order to assess whether the thing I’m writing is good or not, it’s important for me to see what it would look like as a real book (or letter, or article,

> In order to assess whether the thing I’m writing is good or not, it’s important for me to see what it would look like as a real book (or letter, or article, or whatever). This resonates. There is a part of the brain that engages better with content which is properly formatted, even if the content itself is awful. And by "formatted," I mean either typography and spacing, or even the media. A bad audiobook read by a great narrator sounds way better than a great book read by an incredible TTS (like elevenlab's). But any content read by that same TTS somehow is more real and professional than the same content in a word processor, at least to me.