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Old 03-15-2014, 04:58 AM   #11
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Hmmm never thought of it that way. I just thought that reading books for a test or studying would mean I'd read slower because hey it can be a bit dull if you don't like the topic. But then again, maybe I'm unconsciously just remembering important details. Psychology can be really cool.
Well there could be something to the idea of finding the topic dull if it is something that doesn't interest you, but which you have to read as well. I remember reading an article that Steve Allen wrote about classic books and the right age to read a given one. He'd had to read "Moby Dick" when in school and found it a chore because he didn't like the book at that age. Years later he picked the book up again and enjoyed it.
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