Do you like to read? What is reading for you? Fun or vital necessity?
for me, i prefer fun
Topic: Reading (Read 371 times)
I'm in love with reading since I was 14
so now it's a complete nessesity
I go nowhere without taking a book with me. What if I'll get bored?)
so now it's a complete nessesity
I go nowhere without taking a book with me. What if I'll get bored?)
I loves to read. When I was younger, I will take an hour bus to get to the library and sign out a whole backpack of books to read. When I start working, I have money to buy books for myself to keep. I cannot read e-books. I just have to hold onto a book to read and have to turn the pages!
I like reading. I also read 1 e book but is better to read books than e books because screen is not ok for eyes
I really like reading. Reading is my passion. But I can’t read E-books at all. There is always one book in my bag, as I can’t go anywhere without it.
Reading is very important to every person now, in the past and in the future. Reading broadens your horizon, it is a possibility to live threw life of so different characters.
I like to read books when i have time.
I like to read when I have free time
I enjoy reading, I dont read very often though.
Very much I like to read novels
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.
The first is often more interesting. The second type is rather a necessity.
Reading for me is about getting new information into your brain and replenishing your vocabulary.
Reading is cool.
Reading people are very smart
Reading is cool.
Reading people are very smart
I love reading! Exploring other wolds, character's stories, being a part of those stories is absolutely fantastic!
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
I like to read, it helps me to relax
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