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Old 11-11-2009, 05:45 PM   #187
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Originally Posted by schmolch View Post
Reading on a "computer"-screen is like walking through a mine-field, there are so many things that can happen to you that you can not really deeply relax.
A paper-book however gives you a unique experience that combines 2 great things: (1) Deep relaxation, because there only is the quiet book and nothing else to worry about, and (2) high mental activity/awareness due to your involvement with the story/content.
If you feel forced to move from the bliss and sanctuary of paper-books to the stress and uncertainty of "computer"-reading that might be very unsettling.

...just a random thought...
True..........but if you are reading on a dedicated ebook device, the experience is only improved. You still get the "into the book" experience, plus you have no heavy volumes to hold, you can adjust the font, its automatically bookmarked for you, a dictionary is built in, and if you have issues with your hands, arms, the lightness and ease of turning pages is a huge plus.
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