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@dwr.eth
You don’t have to read the whole book for it to be worthwhile. Read the interesting bits, skim others, put it down if it loses your interest.
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@nateliason
I’d go so far as to say this is the better way to read a lot of pop nonfiction. Especially if the book is 200-250 pages. It was probably padded to hit the standard 50-60k minimum word count.
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@casslineth
For most non fiction books + functional reading. For fictions good to immerse in it slowly: reading Hyperion very very slow but loving it.
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@thecurioushermit
Anymore, the vast majority of non-fiction books could have boiled the key information in them down to a pamphlet.
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@tokenizedhuman
Cheers. Just quadrupled my books finished list.
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@sgniwder
took me a longer than it should have to learn that it was ok not to read the whole book, listen to the whole album, watch the full interview, etc. you can put it down when you’re not getting anything out of it anymore..
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@ida
And if it’s boring af give it to someone you don’t like.
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@iggy
needed to hear this today
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@eulerlagrange.eth
When someone says book summaries my mind goes to https://youtu.be/Cv1RJTHf5fk?si=2x885BKSha4AkPXC
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@prxshant.eth
on a tangent, who’s a pre-1900s historical figure that you draw inspiration from?
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@dulcierolon7h
I can't do that, I am too afraid to miss sth important
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@snapshotlopes
I do this all the time. With tv shows too 😀
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@seyex.eth
I disagree authors often craft their works with intentional depth and structure. Even the slower sections can offer valuable insights that contribute to a richer understanding of the whole.
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@fuckcoolpussy.eth
You don't have a read the whole book for it to be worthwhile. Watch the explaining on YouTube, listen important points and this will not lose your interest
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In practice, most books have a lot of prolixity... A lot of wasted text. Often, you need to pick out a central idea that was already well-developed in the frist 15 pages.
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aw man that is key !
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@skantyy.eth
too real, life’s too short to be finishing books lol
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@archilles
Someone had to say it, cause these books be eating up my time sometime 😪
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@sia08
I agree that you don’t always have to read the entire book to gain value from it. However, Mgxie makes a good point above. Sometimes there’s valuable knowledge hidden even in the less interesting parts. In the end, it’s all about finding a reading approach that works best for you!
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read the first line of every paragraph type of energy
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