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Worth noting -- it is roughly 38k words and is the longest piece ever published by Bloomberg.
by apaprocki 11y ago
Worth noting -- it is roughly 38k words and is the longest piece ever published by Bloomberg.
- markbnj 11y agoYes, it will tell you that at the end, and mock you if you arrive there too quickly to have read it all :).
- PLenz 11y agoIt mocked me for having spent too much time reading it!
- Dewie3 11y agoDoes this brilliant webpage not know the concept of skimming and related approaches?
- recursive 11y agoIt knows and mocks accordingly.
- loganlucid 11y agofor some readers is skimming is like just skimming but not understanding the true essence of the article...and for some readers they like to read it a loud than with eye...I believe every human has their speed and capacity to do any task..in this case some people raise their speed of reading after reading certain paragraphs(not skimming) but reading literally.....and then they skim in the middle...if the speeds drops out...they read literally again....flow goes like a pulse....
- selimthegrim 11y agoIt can mock me all it wants. How is 10 words a second fake?
- burger_moon 11y agoA quick google search showed that about 300 words per minute is average for an adult reading pace. I'm a slow reader so I'm probably right around there. So that's ~127 minutes to read all of this, not including time spent playing with the great animations. Probably better for me to get a bit more work done before I tackle the rest of this one (only read section 1 so far).