Slightly different angle here, I am reading a book on speed reading and one of the key points they unknowingly made was to find a tldr of anything you want to read quickly first. Having the context of how something ends let’s you more effectively focus on what’s important in getting there and what isn’t, so having that tldr can make it easier for people to read through a wall of text and find the pieces relevant to them.
It also said to read the spaces between words rather than the words themselves and your brain will just “process” the words very quickly, for anyone who is interested.
MellySantiago t1_j1kgtg1 wrote
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Slightly different angle here, I am reading a book on speed reading and one of the key points they unknowingly made was to find a tldr of anything you want to read quickly first. Having the context of how something ends let’s you more effectively focus on what’s important in getting there and what isn’t, so having that tldr can make it easier for people to read through a wall of text and find the pieces relevant to them.
It also said to read the spaces between words rather than the words themselves and your brain will just “process” the words very quickly, for anyone who is interested.