Reading

[Franz14]

Do you like to read? What is reading for you? Fun or vital necessity?

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[AkexA95]

Yes, I like reading! For me, reading is a need. I need to read at least one book once a month.

[Cloudy]

I like reading. I have a lot of books to read but Im out of time. So often I listen to audiobooks - Its my way to stay well-read

[PlutoNim]

For me, reading is entertainment. I read if i find something interesting. But I can live without books.

[custard7]

Yes! I read a book a week, so many good ones. I wish I could read more.

[Zeth]

Yes! I read a book a week, so many good ones. I wish I could read more.

One book every week? I suppose you have a lot of time )) Or maybe its very thin book? What books do you read?

[ToRs]

For me reading was extra special since I had a lot of difficulty learning to read.

[icolist.today]

I like to read, it helps me to relax

[flametoken]

What better way to gather the knowledge of others than by reading books?

When I was younger I enjoyed reading Science-Fiction books (especially Dune series from Frank Herbert and Foundation series from Isaac Asimov). In the past 6-7 years I switched to more non-fiction books, as I try to gather as much knowledge that I can in very unrelated domains. Because reading something outside of your focus are will allow you to broaden your knowledge and maybe find solutions to a problem that you are facing from a completely unrelated field.

[GigaGrid]

Reading keeps me entertained and I'm not like lots of others I know. Reading books make you smarter and it increases your ability to comprehend. Over time, it will increase your readibility. It helps in many ways, but I just read for the fun of it.

[stevenirons21]

Sometimes, it helps me find entertainment and knowledge not vital but a good way to develop yourself as a person depending on what you read.

[omegasoldier]

What better way to gather the knowledge of others than by reading books?

When I was younger I enjoyed reading Science-Fiction books (especially Dune series from Frank Herbert and Foundation series from Isaac Asimov). In the past 6-7 years I switched to more non-fiction books, as I try to gather as much knowledge that I can in very unrelated domains. Because reading something outside of your focus are will allow you to broaden your knowledge and maybe find solutions to a problem that you are facing from a completely unrelated field.

Kudos for Dune! Also my favorite, as well as Hyperion.
As for learning source, I don`t quite agree. For modern younger generation visual information may be more effective for education.

[gasdan]

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[flametoken]

What better way to gather the knowledge of others than by reading books?

When I was younger I enjoyed reading Science-Fiction books (especially Dune series from Frank Herbert and Foundation series from Isaac Asimov). In the past 6-7 years I switched to more non-fiction books, as I try to gather as much knowledge that I can in very unrelated domains. Because reading something outside of your focus are will allow you to broaden your knowledge and maybe find solutions to a problem that you are facing from a completely unrelated field.

Kudos for Dune! Also my favorite, as well as Hyperion.
As for learning source, I don`t quite agree. For modern younger generation visual information may be more effective for education.

You are correct, I have a lot of friends who are avid devours of video content. This is the reason Youtube is the second largest search engine, after Google. But the problem I see with visual education is the feeling of understanding it gives you (see this video for an explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-UvSKe8jW4). You watch a video, feel that you understand the problem and then move over to another video. But without sedimentation of the information, it will not pass the barrier between short-term memory and long-term memory so trying to recall something you saw in a video yesterday or to explain the concepts exposed there will prove difficult.

But reading is a task in itself, it takes time and your brain is hard at work visualizing the information you read. This stuff helps you settle the information better in the long-term memory, because it also involves imagination from your part.

Thanks for the suggestion on Hyperion, I will look it up and add it to my read list.

[EntryPoint]

I love reading! Exploring other wolds, character's stories, being a part of those stories is absolutely fantastic!

[logitechwow]

Reading for me is about getting new information into your brain and replenishing your vocabulary.
Reading is cool.
Reading people are very smart

[Amadeo33]

I enjoy reading. For me there are two types of reading: entertaining and informative.
The first is often more interesting. The second type is rather a necessity.

[Nesferattu]

Very much I like to read novels

[clareyancey215]

I enjoy reading, I dont read very often though.

[Ben]

I like to read when I have free time