Thread: Brains Adapting to a Different Kind of Reading Style
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Old 04-08-2014, 12:22 PM   #5
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I realise it's easy to see it as yet another "in the good old days..." article and I'm as sceptical of that easy trope as anyone. And I'm a fan of ebooks, I love my gadgets and read a lot online. So I'm not one to automatically "decry the new"

HOWEVER

I've definitely noticed a change in my own reading. So I'm wondering a) how many other people experienced what I have and b) whether this is part of the reason why.
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