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As long as you're paying more attention to the road than to your audiobook... That's the main reason I never got into audiobooks and podcasts. They engage my b

As long as you're paying more attention to the road than to your audiobook... That's the main reason I never got into audiobooks and podcasts. They engage my brain just enough to prevent multitasking, but not enough to stop a part of me from getting bored and restless. Similar to most work meetings when I'm not presenting or otherwise directly involved in specific topics under discussion. It's a pain.

BeetleB 2y ago
> As long as you're paying more attention to the road than to your audiobook... I am, that's why I hit "Rewind" on my audiobooks very often. But even though I'm "distracted" by the road, I find that I concentrate more on a (difficult) audiobook than the equivalent book. With a book, it's actually easy to zone out for a paragraph or two. With audiobooks, if I zone out, I feel quite lost very quickly. I need to rewind.