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I guess “studying” would be a good word: it's close enough to “reading”, while also having an educational connotation and no expectation of being a linear proce
by svat 3y ago
I guess “studying” would be a good word: it's close enough to “reading”, while also having an educational connotation and no expectation of being a linear process.
Although I'd encourage everyone to consider “reading” already as non-linear: see e.g. https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mblum/research/pdf/grad.html https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mblum/research/pdf/grad.html :
> READING:
Books are not scrolls.
Scrolls must be read like the Torah from one end to the other.
Books are random access -- a great innovation over scrolls.
Make use of this innovation! Do NOT feel obliged to read a book from beginning to end.
- europeanNyan 3y agoI tried that once and was really perplexed as how Gandalf found the time to wash his robe in the middle of such an important quest.