/lit/ - Literature

i lol at "speedreaders"

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>bugman pretends he has a soul

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>>15601501

Because of the sheer fact that reading books increases the amount of words you read -- "well chewed" words, of course -- the use of language; the act of imaging is comparable to lifts for your brain. For those previously illiterate, reading more will unlock levels of cognition you never knew you had. Literally the brain expansion meme.
If you are the average zoomer, you spend 1-3h on instagram (or some other combination of social media) every day, so here's a game for you:

- replace time spent on instagram with reading time, gradually or all at once.

Imagine for a second reading 1-3h per day. that sounds like a lot, certainly, but you spend all that time in a half-unconscious state feeding your scrolling addiction with software engineered to milk your attention.
Humanity reached peak amusement, and now is not the time to stagnate as a species.

HARDCORE MODE: replace every occurance of "instagram" in this post with "4chan"

why doesn't every country just have its own eugenics program and we accelerate the development of a healthy, intelligent human gene pool?
also books on eugenics please. bonus points if it's even remotely related to AI.

What the fuck is going on with this "internal voice" "internal monologue" thing?

Like what. When you're hungry, you first announce it to yourself in your head, literally vocalizing it in your mind, that youre hungry?
Like
>Anon. Youre hungry now.
or
>I am hungry now. I shall go to the fridge now.

Seriously?